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Revise an implementation plan by categorizing critic feedback into critical, major, and minor items, then applying targeted fixes that preserve well-written sections. This prevents costly rework while ensuring the plan aligns with the required changes.

The best way to update current-plan.md is to apply focused revisions that address critical and major issues, appending a structured changelog entry to track the revision history. This ensures the plan efficiently incorporates the required changes.

Yes, you can save costs by triaging critic feedback and applying targeted fixes to specific issues rather than overwriting the entire implementation plan. This approach preserves existing strengths and prevents unnecessary, costly rework.

Yes, the plan revision phase should be performed on the Sonnet model to ensure cost savings while updating the implementation plan. This targeted model usage helps efficiently apply critic feedback to the current plan.

You need to append a structured changelog entry to your implementation plan during the revision phase, specifically when a task has already undergone at least one critic round. This tracks the revision history within current-plan.md.

Targeted plan revision prevents overwriting well-written sections by triaging critic feedback into severity categories and applying fixes only to the identified critical and major issues. This preserves the plan's strengths while addressing its weaknesses.