task-plan-skill
ProductivityUse when starting a new feature that needs planning - runs brainstorming then creates numbered task folder in _tasks/
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Task Planning Skill
Explores requirements via brainstorming, then creates structured task folder for implementation.
REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:brainstorming FIRST to explore requirements before creating files.
When to Use
- Starting a feature that spans multiple files
- Work that needs design before implementation
- Complex changes requiring step-by-step planning
Workflow
1. Run Brainstorming
MANDATORY: Invoke superpowers:brainstorming skill first to:
- Clarify user intent and requirements
- Explore technical approaches
- Identify edge cases and constraints
- Get user approval on design direction
Only proceed to step 2 after brainstorming is complete.
2. Determine Next Folder Number
CRITICAL: Use the Glob tool (not ls) to find existing task folders:
Glob pattern: _tasks/[0-9][0-9]-*
This returns all numbered task folders. Find the highest {NN}-* number and use next one (e.g., if 31-fix-stats-consumption exists, use 32).
WARNING: Do NOT use ls _tasks/ or Glob _tasks/* — these may miss subdirectories or return incomplete results.
3. Create Folder and Task File
Create folder and write _tasks/{NN}-{feature-name}/01-task.md with brainstorming output:
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
**Subject:** {Feature description from brainstorming}
**Status:** Planning
## Goal
{Goal refined during brainstorming}
## Requirements
{Requirements gathered during brainstorming}
## Technical Notes
{Constraints and considerations from brainstorming}
4. Create Plan File
Use superpowers:writing-plans to create detailed implementation plan, then write to _tasks/{NN}-{feature-name}/02-plan.md:
# {Feature Name} Implementation Plan
> **For Claude:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task.
**Goal:** {One-line summary}
**Architecture:** {High-level approach}
---
## Task 1: {Description}
**Files:**
- Modify: `path/to/file`
- Create: `path/to/new/file`
**Steps:**
1. {Step details}
2. {Step details}
**Verification:** {How to verify this task is complete}
---
## Task 2: ...
5. Commit Planning Docs
git add _tasks/{NN}-{feature-name}/
git commit -m "docs: add task and plan for {feature-name}"
File Naming Convention
Files are numbered sequentially — no two files share the same number:
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
01-task.md | Requirements, goals, context |
02-*.md | Second doc (design, plan, or other) |
03-*.md | Third doc (if needed) |
| ... | Continue sequentially |
Common patterns:
- Task only:
01-task.md - Task + plan:
01-task.md,02-plan.md - Task + design + plan:
01-task.md,02-design.md,03-plan.md
Notes
- Always commit planning docs BEFORE starting implementation
- Reference tech debt if task originates from
_TECH_DEBT/ - Keep plans actionable with specific file paths and verification steps