Plan:findings:resume

Plan Findings Resume Skill

Triage findings recorded during plan implementation into issues and research updates.

Process

1. Identify the target plan:

   • If the user provides a plan number (e.g., /plan:findings:resume 0018), use that plan directly: plans/NNNN-*/
   • If no number is provided, scan for plans with findings:
     • Look for plans/*/findings/ directories (exclude plans/archive/)
     • Read .plan-state.json for each to check status
     • If one plan has findings, use it
     • If multiple plans have findings, list them and ask the user to choose:

       Found findings in multiple plans:
       
       1. `plans/0018-lr-rl-remaining-fixes/` - 4 findings (in_progress)
       2. `plans/0020-edge-routing/` - 2 findings (in_progress)
       
       Which plan's findings should I triage?
       

     • If no plans have findings, report that and suggest /plan:findings:create

2. Read all findings:

   • Read every .md file in plans/NNNN-name/findings/
   • Parse the finding metadata: Type, Task, Date
   • Group findings by type: discovery, diversion, plan-error, note, todo, cleanup

3. Present findings summary to the user:

   **Plan:** `plans/NNNN-feature-name/`
   **Findings:** N total
   
   | # | Finding | Type | Task | Proposed Action |
   |---|---------|------|------|-----------------|
   | 1 | Short title | todo | 2.1 | Issue |
   | 2 | Short title | discovery | 1.3 | Research update |
   | 3 | Short title | note | 3.1 | No action needed |
   
   **Proposed actions:**
   - **Issues (N):** Findings 1, 4, 5 → new issue set `issues/NNNN-description/`
   - **Research (N):** Finding 2 → update `research/NNNN-topic/`; Finding 6 → new research
   - **No action (N):** Findings 3, 7 — informational only
   
   Should I proceed with these actions? You can adjust any finding's disposition.
   

4. Wait for user approval before creating any issues or research.

5. Create issues from findings that warrant them:

   • Find the next issue set number by checking issues/ for the highest NNNN-* prefix
   • Create issues/NNNN-kebab-description/ directory
   • Write issues.md index file with:
     • Summary of how issues were identified (from plan findings)
     • Issue index table linking to individual issue files
     • Categories grouping related issues
     • Cross-references back to the source plan and findings
   • Create issues/issues/ subdirectory with individual issue files
   • Each issue file includes:
     • Severity, category, status (Open)
     • Description derived from the finding
     • Reproduction steps (from finding details or plan context)
     • Link back to the source finding: plans/NNNN-name/findings/finding-name.md
   • Follow the format conventions in issues/CLAUDE.md

6. Route research findings to the appropriate location:

   For each finding that warrants research:

   Update existing research if the finding relates to an active or archived research topic:

   • Scan research/NNNN-*/research-plan.md and research/archive/NNNN-*/research-plan.md for topic matches
   • If a matching research directory exists and is active (research/NNNN-*/):
     • Add a new findings file: research/NNNN-topic/from-plan-MMMM-description.md
     • Use the standard research findings format (Summary, Where, What, How, Why, Key Takeaways)
     • Note the source: "Discovered during implementation of plan MMMM"
   • If the matching research is archived:
     • Note this in the output — the user may want to create follow-up research

   Create new research if the finding opens a new topic not covered by existing research:

   • Find the next research number by checking both research/ and research/archive/
   • Create research/NNNN-topic-name/ with a research plan
   • Follow research/CLAUDE.md conventions
   • Set status to PLANNED — the user can run /research:resume to investigate

7. Report results:

   **Findings triage complete for plan NNNN:**
   
   **Issues created:** `issues/NNNN-description/`
   - Issue 01: [title] (High)
   - Issue 02: [title] (Medium)
   
   **Research updated:** `research/NNNN-topic/`
   - Added: `from-plan-MMMM-description.md`
   
   **Research created:** `research/NNNN-new-topic/`
   - Status: PLANNED — run `/research:resume` to investigate
   
   **No action:** 2 findings (informational)
   
   **Source:** `plans/MMMM-name/findings/` (N findings triaged)
   

Finding Type → Action Mapping

These are defaults — the user can override any finding's disposition:

Example Output

Plan: plans/0020-edge-routing/ Findings: 5 total

Proposed actions:

• Issues (3): Findings 2, 3, 5 → new issue set issues/0003-edge-routing-findings/
• Research (1): Finding 1 → update research/0013-visual-comparison-fixes/
• No action (1): Finding 4 — informational diversion

Should I proceed with these actions?