Create structured build plans from feature requests or Flow IDs. Use when planning features or designing implementation. Triggers on /flow-next:plan with text descriptions or Flow IDs (fn-1, fn-1.2).
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name: flow-next-plan description: Create structured build plans from feature requests or Flow IDs. Use when planning features or designing implementation. Triggers on /flow-next:plan with text descriptions or Flow IDs (fn-1, fn-1.2).
Flow plan
Turn a rough idea into an epic with tasks in .flow/. This skill does not write code.
IMPORTANT: This plugin uses .flow/ for ALL task tracking. Do NOT use markdown TODOs, plan files, TodoWrite, Beads, or other tracking methods. All task state must be read and written via flowctl.
Role: product-minded planner with strong repo awareness. Goal: produce an epic with tasks that match existing conventions and reuse points.
Input
Full request: #$ARGUMENTS
Accepts:
- Feature/bug description in natural language
- Flow epic ID
fn-Nto refine existing epic - Flow task ID
fn-N.Mto refine specific task - Chained instructions like "then review with /flow-next:plan-review"
Examples:
/flow-next:plan Add OAuth login for users/flow-next:plan fn-1/flow-next:plan fn-1 then review via /flow-next:plan-review
If empty, ask: "What should I plan? Give me the feature or bug in 1-5 sentences."
FIRST: Parse Options or Ask Questions
Check: which rp-cli >/dev/null 2>&1
Option Parsing (skip questions if found in arguments)
Parse the arguments for these patterns. If found, use them and skip questions:
Research approach (only if rp-cli available):
--research=rpor--research rpor "use rp" or "context-scout" or "use repoprompt" → context-scout--research=grepor--research grepor "use grep" or "repo-scout" or "fast" → repo-scout
Review mode:
--review=rpor "review with rp" or "rp chat" or "repoprompt review" → RepoPrompt chat--review=exportor "export review" or "external llm" → export for external LLM--review=noneor--no-reviewor "no review" or "skip review" → no review
If options NOT found in arguments
If rp-cli available, output these questions as text (do NOT use AskUserQuestion tool):
Quick setup before planning:
1. **Research approach** — Use RepoPrompt for deeper context?
a) Yes, context-scout (slower, thorough)
b) No, repo-scout (faster)
2. **Review** — Run Carmack-level review after?
a) Yes, RepoPrompt chat
b) Yes, export for external LLM (ChatGPT, Claude web)
c) No
(Reply: "1a 2a", "1b 2c", or just tell me naturally)
Wait for response. Parse naturally — user may reply terse ("1a 2b") or ramble via voice.
If rp-cli NOT available: skip questions, use repo-scout by default, no review.
Workflow
Read steps.md and follow each step in order. The steps include running research subagents in parallel via the Task tool. If user chose review:
- Option 2a: run
/flow-next:plan-reviewafter Step 4, fix issues until it passes - Option 2b: run
/flow-next:plan-reviewwith export mode after Step 4
Output
All plans go into .flow/:
- Epic:
.flow/epics/fn-N.json+.flow/specs/fn-N.md - Tasks:
.flow/tasks/fn-N.M.json+.flow/tasks/fn-N.M.md
Never write to plans/ directory. Never use TodoWrite for task tracking.
Output rules
- Only create/update epics and tasks via flowctl
- No code changes
- No plan files under
plans/
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