Generate concise backlog planning documents from user input.
npx skills add https://github.com/ianphil/prism --skill quick-plan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: quick-plan Source: https://github.com/ianphil/prism/tree/main/.claude/skills/quick-plan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ianphil/prism --skill quick-plan
It enables quick capture of ideas by generating concise backlog plan documents that follow a standard template, reducing context loss and speeding up planning.
Use quick-plan to generate a backlog plan for a new feature idea by inputting its description.
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To quickly create a backlog plan, input your feature description to generate a concise, template-driven planning document. This captures ideas rapidly and stores them using a standard template for future expansion.
The best way to scope small features is generating lightweight backlog items from brief inputs. This approach speeds up planning and produces starter documents for rapid documentation without heavy overhead.
Quick-plan uses a standard backlog template internally to generate backlog plans. You do not need to configure external templates; the process automatically writes your input to the predefined structure.
Generated backlog plans are organized using date-based filenames and stored in the backlog/plans directory. This automatic naming convention ensures easy organization and quick retrieval for later expansion.
You should avoid lightweight backlog planning for complex feature scoping requiring detailed task breakdowns. This approach is designed for quick, starter backlog items and rapid idea capture rather than comprehensive project planning.
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