Plansuite

What This Skill Does

PlanSuite by double729 is a professional-grade project management and execution framework for AI agents. It shifts task management away from transient chat history and into persistent, file-based systems. By enforcing a rigid 'Plan-Freeze-Execute' cycle, it ensures that your complex projects—whether they involve multi-step code refactoring or long-form research—are documented, transparent, and resilient to session loss. It utilizes three core files: task_plan.md (the blueprint), progress.md (the roadmap and status), and findings.md (the knowledge base).

Installation

You can install this skill directly via the OpenClaw command-line interface. Run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/double729/plansuite

Use Cases

PlanSuite is ideal for:

1. Complex Software Development: When building features that require multiple sub-tasks, architectural research, and extensive testing.
2. Long-Running Research Projects: For tracking data points, hypothesis changes, and sources across multiple sessions.
3. Multi-Step Automation: When you need a 'checkpoint' system to verify results after each milestone before proceeding to the next risky step.

Example Prompts

1. "PlanSuite, let's initialize a new project for the website migration. Create the template files and help me outline the scope and milestones in task_plan.md."
2. "I've updated the milestones in task_plan.md. Please review the draft, check if we have enough risk-mitigation, and let me know if it's ready to be marked as FINALIZED."
3. "I've hit an unexpected error in the current sub-plan. Please log this in findings.md and propose a change to our task_plan.md so we can pivot accordingly."

Tips & Limitations

• Strict Workflow: PlanSuite is designed for structure. Do not attempt to bypass the FINALIZED status. This constraint is what makes the execution reliable.
• File Management: Since the entire state is saved in files, ensure you are running this in a dedicated project directory to prevent file collisions.
• Continuous Documentation: Always update findings.md after an error or a discovery. It is your primary defense against 'forgetting' why a certain approach failed.
• Session Management: When executing, always pair PlanSuite with sessions_spawn to isolate your environment variables and temporary files from the main control loop.