What problem does it solve?
Repeated architecture review prompts for Slate v2 tend to produce endless incremental suggestions without a clear completion signal. This Skill turns those reviews into a scored, pass-scheduled plan with explicit closure gates so a plan only completes when every required pass, verification, and handoff gate is done.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Scored plan review: Scores Slate v2 architecture and API plans across weighted dimensions including React 19.2 runtime performance, Slate-close unopinionated DX, migration-backbone shape, regression-proof testing, research evidence, and shadcn-style composability.
- Two-phase lane workflow: Planning mode hardens the plan through scheduled passes; execution mode starts only after explicit user acceptance and runs against the live .tmp/slate-v2 workspace with recorded verification commands.
- Issue and evidence ledgers: Tracks fixed and related GitHub issues, fork issue dossiers, PR reference sync, maintainer objection ledgers, and ecosystem strategy synthesis for Lexical, ProseMirror, and Tiptap evidence.
- Use Case: When reviewing whether a proposed Slate v2 plugin API is the right shape for Plate and slate-yjs migration, invoke this Skill to produce a scored plan with cited evidence, decision briefs, and a closure checklist instead of another round of open-ended suggestions.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to run slate-plan with a Slate v2 architecture review prompt, for example: review the proposed editor extension API plan and score it against the closure gates.