plan_store

You can persist user plans to a database by reading or saving the current plan text during multi-step workflows, ensuring the plan remains available across different planning sessions for continued editing or final confirmation.

Saving a plan to the business database requires a complete five-section plan text. The system enforces this structure before writing to the database and returns a JSON response containing the save status and timestamp upon success.

Yes, you can retrieve an existing plan from the database using the read functionality. This allows you to fetch the latest saved plan text so you can continue editing or proceed to final confirmation within your workflow.

Yes, valid database access is required to both read and save plans. The skill interacts directly with the business database to store the complete five-section plan text and to retrieve existing plans for ongoing sessions.

After successfully saving a protection plan, the API returns a JSON object containing the save status and a timestamp. This confirms the five-section plan text has been securely written to the database.

You should use plan persistence in a multi-step workflow when you need to read a plan for editing or save it after final confirmation. This ensures consistency and auditability when managing plans across multiple stages.