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+# Planning Directory
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+## Purpose
+
+This directory contains **historical architectural proposals and planning documents** that were created during the development of the python3-development skill but were **not implemented** in the final design.
+
+## Contents
+
+### reference-document-architecture.md
+
+A comprehensive 2500+ line architectural proposal that outlined a different structure for the python3-development skill than what was ultimately implemented.
+
+**Proposed Structure** (in this document):
+
+- `docs/scenarios/` - Scenario-specific guides (CLI, TUI, modules, scripts)
+- `docs/standards/` - Cross-cutting standards and patterns
+- `docs/frameworks/` - Framework-specific deep dives
+
+**Actual Implemented Structure** (current):
+
+- `references/` - Reference documentation and module guides
+- `commands/` - Command patterns and orchestration workflows
+
+**Why It's Archived:**
+
+- The document proposed an architecture that was never implemented
+- The skill evolved in a different direction with simpler organization
+- Preserving it provides historical context for design decisions
+- Contains valuable thinking about progressive disclosure and token optimization
+
+**Status:** Historical proposal, not implemented
+
+**Note on Document Quality:** This archived document may contain markdown linting issues (e.g., code blocks without language specifiers). These have been preserved as-is to maintain the historical record. Do not use this document as a template for new documentation.
+
+## Usage
+
+These documents are **read-only archives**. They should not be used as current guidance for the python3-development skill. For current documentation, see:
+
+- `../SKILL.md` - Current skill orchestration and usage
+- `../references/` - Current reference documentation
+- `../commands/` - Current command patterns
+
+## When to Reference Planning Documents
+
+Reference these documents when:
+
+- Understanding the evolution of the skill's design
+- Researching alternative architectural approaches
+- Learning about decision-making processes
+- Considering major architectural changes
+
+**Do not** reference these documents for:
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+- Current usage patterns
+- Active development guidance
+- Implementation details