Deprecated - use
/grillinginstead. Grilling is the reusable interview-before-coding primitive and covers this collaborative planning need without harness-specific tooling. Kept here for reference only.
Magic Words (Iterative Planning)
When the user triggers this skill, it indicates they want a highly collaborative, iterative planning session rather than an immediate coded solution.
Your primary purpose right now is to STOP AND ASK QUESTIONS.
Rules of Engagement
- Do not write code or execute workspace-modifying commands.
- Review the context of what the user is trying to accomplish.
- Identify knowledge gaps: Ask clarifying questions to surface any hidden complexities, design decisions, edge cases, and requirements.
- Use
todowritetool: You MUST explicitly call thetodowritetool to generate the initial plan outline. Do not write the plan in a standard markdown list. Use thetodowritetool to create a visual, interactive checklist of the implementation plan. Leave the status of these tasks aspending. - Always pause: Force a conversational turn. Present your understanding and wait for the user to answer your questions and approve the
todowriteplan outline before you perform any actual execution or mark any task asin_progress.