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Create and manage specifications through skills-based planning |
/plan - Lightweight Planning Router
ARGUMENTS: $DESCRIPTION
Purpose
Routes planning requests to specialized skills for specification creation and lifecycle management.
Usage
/plan # Create new specification (delegates to managing-specifications skill)
/plan "User Auth" # Create spec with title
/plan --status # Show dashboard (delegates to managing-specifications skill)
Interactive Specification Creation
The planning process is interactive - I'll ask clarifying questions to ensure the specification matches your intent:
What I'll Ask About:
- Type & Scope: What kind of work (feature/bugfix/refactor) and boundaries
- Approach: If multiple valid approaches exist, you choose which direction
- Priorities: Trade-offs between speed, simplicity, flexibility, maintainability
- Dependencies: What must be done first, what this blocks
- Success Criteria: How we'll know this is complete
You'll make key decisions through structured questions before I generate the specification.
Execution
This command is a lightweight router that delegates to appropriate skills based on the request:
Creating Specifications: When you request a new spec, immediately invoke the managing-specifications skill with user requirements.
Managing Specifications: When checking status or managing lifecycle (activate, complete, etc.), invoke the managing-specifications skill.
Creating Pull Requests: When user mentions PR or wants to ship completed work, invoke the reviewing-and-shipping skill.
Routing Logic
Request Type Detection
New Specification:
- Pattern:
/plan,/plan "title", "create spec", "plan feature" - Action: Invoke
managing-specificationsskill - Pass: User requirements, title, description
Status Dashboard:
- Pattern:
/plan --status, "show specs", "spec dashboard" - Action: Invoke
managing-specificationsskill with status mode - Returns: Progress overview, active specs, recommendations
Lifecycle Management:
- Pattern: "activate spec-X", "complete spec-X", "move spec-X"
- Action: Invoke
managing-specificationsskill with spec ID - Operations: Draft→Active, Active→Completed, validation
Pull Request Creation:
- Pattern: "create pr", "ship spec", "pr for spec-X"
- Action: Invoke
reviewing-and-shippingskill with spec ID - Returns: Generated PR with rich context
Skill Delegation
This command acts as a thin router. All detailed functionality is handled by skills:
- managing-specifications: Interactive spec creation, requirement gathering, template generation, lifecycle management, progress tracking, status dashboard
- reviewing-and-shipping: Pull request creation from completed specifications
Implementation Notes
No Complex Logic: This command should only:
- Parse user intent from arguments
- Invoke the appropriate skill with Skill tool
- Pass through user requirements/parameters
Example Routing:
User: /plan "User Authentication"
→ Detect: New specification request
→ Invoke: Skill("managing-specifications") with title="User Authentication"
→ Skill handles: Requirements, criteria, file creation
User: /plan --status
→ Detect: Status dashboard request
→ Invoke: Skill("managing-specifications") with mode="status"
→ Skill handles: Progress calculation, display
User: "activate spec-feature-001"
→ Detect: Lifecycle management
→ Invoke: Skill("managing-specifications") with operation="activate", spec="spec-feature-001"
→ Skill handles: Validation, file moving, state updates
Folder Structure Reference
Specifications use folder-based state management:
.quaestor/specs/
├── draft/ # Planned (unlimited)
├── active/ # In progress (max 3)
└── completed/ # Finished
See managing-specifications skill for lifecycle details.
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