plan-c

What This Skill Does

The plan-c skill serves as an intelligent bridge between high-level project planning and technical implementation within the OpenClaw agent ecosystem. Designed specifically for iterative development, it allows users to continue working from previously established planning documents. The skill intelligently routes user intent into two primary modes: a rapid summary mode for document review and a deep exploration mode for technical analysis. When users request specific analyses, plan-c activates the agent's internal planning mode to scan codebase structures, evaluate dependencies, and refine technical strategies, all while ensuring that documentation remains the primary source of truth.

Installation

To install this skill, use the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/9talk/plan-c

Use Cases

• Project Status Updates: Quickly load a plan file to review remaining TODOs and pending technical decisions without altering the codebase.
• Technical Deep Dives: When a specific milestone in your project plan requires complex logic, use this skill to explore relevant code structures and propose architectural adjustments.
• Continuous Refinement: Use the feedback-driven loop to systematically update planning documentation as new insights are gained during exploration.

Example Prompts

1. /plan-c 基于已有规划文件 plans/web-backend/v1.md 继续对话
2. /plan-c 深入分析身份验证模块的扩展性
3. 基于规划解决关键点 数据加密逻辑

Tips & Limitations

• Safety Constraints: This skill adheres to a strict 'read-only' philosophy for the codebase during the planning phase. It will not generate executable code unless specifically instructed by the user after the planning is finalized.
• Workflow Dependency: Always ensure you have a valid markdown planning file created via the plan-i skill first. plan-c cannot initialize new projects from scratch.
• No Implementation Details: To maintain architectural focus, the skill is prohibited from outputting actual code blocks or implementation steps; it focuses strictly on logic, data structure definitions, and strategic updates.
• Context Handling: Always provide the path to your document if it's the first time running the session to ensure the agent anchors to the correct project context.