scout-plan

To generate an implementation plan for a new feature, you can use a codebase scout to identify relevant files and documentation, then create a structured development plan based on that analysis.

The best way to discover relevant files before feature development is running a codebase scout that scans your project to identify existing files and documentation related to your target feature.

Code discovery integrates with implementation planning by analyzing identified files and documentation first, then using those findings to generate a structured, step-by-step development plan for the feature.

Yes, you can plan adding a new authentication module by scanning the codebase to find where user-related code currently resides, followed by generating a step-by-step implementation plan for the new module.

No external dependencies are required to scan your project and create a feature development plan, as the skill operates independently using its internal scripts and references.

You should avoid using an automated codebase scout for implementation planning when your project lacks existing documentation or when you need a highly granular, manual review of the architecture rather than a structured outline.