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iterate-plan

Revise an existing implementation plan using feedback and related project documents. Check file paths and code examples, adjust phases, and clarify success criteria with runnable automated checks and specific manual verification steps where needed.

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Good for

  • Reorganizing implementation phases after review
  • Correcting code examples and file paths in a plan
  • Clarifying success criteria and verification steps
  • Reconciling a plan with related design documents

Files included (4)

  • SKILL.md3.8 KB
  • references/plan_final_answer_disabled.md417 B
  • references/plan_final_answer_in_worktree.md263 B
  • references/plan_final_answer.md321 B

SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

Iterate Plan

You are iterating on an existing implementation plan based on user feedback.

Steps

  1. Read all input files FULLY:

    • Use Read tool WITHOUT limit/offset to read the plan document and any other provided paths
    • ls -La .humanlayer/tasks/TASKNAME to find all related documents in the task directory. Do not use glob or grep, or use ls -l or ls without -L as the directory may be a symlink.
    • Read everything in the task directory to build full context, including the plan and prior artifacts (ticket.md or task.md, research, design discussion, PRD/TDD, and structure outline if present)
  2. If a ticket file is provided, read it for feedback:

    • These comments contain instructions/feedback from the user
  3. If the user gives any input:

    • DO NOT just accept the correction blindly
    • Read the specific files/directories they mention
    • Verify code examples and file paths are accurate
    • Only proceed once you've verified the facts yourself
  4. Process the feedback:

    • If user requested phase changes: Reorganize or modify phases as requested
    • If user requested code changes: Update the specific code examples
    • If user found errors: Fix inaccuracies in file paths, code, or descriptions
    • Keep the same YAML frontmatter and format
  5. Update document (if changes needed):

    • Update the document at the same path
    • Ensure code examples are accurate and complete
    • Verify success criteria are actionable
    • Maintain the phase structure with automated/manual verification
  6. Check if worktree setup should be skipped:

Read(.humanlayer/workspace.json)
Read(.humanlayer/workspace.local.json)
Bash(git rev-parse --git-dir)
  1. Read the appropriate final output template:
<condition if="git-dir output contains '.git/worktrees/'">

Read({SKILLBASE}/references/plan_final_answer_in_worktree.md)

<else if="disabled is true (workspace.local.json takes precedence over workspace.json)">

Check out the task branch for the user, defaulting to the task slug at .humanlayer/tasks/TASKSLUG

Bash(git checkout -b [BRANCHNAME]) Read({SKILLBASE}/references/plan_final_answer_disabled.md)

<else>

Read({SKILLBASE}/references/plan_final_answer.md)

</condition>
  1. Respond following the selected template exactly. Do not include a summary or other information. Include cloud permalinks if available.

Plan Writing Guidelines

  • Each phase should be independently testable
  • Include specific code examples, not just descriptions
  • Automated verification should be runnable commands
  • Manual verification should be specific, actionable steps
  • Pause for human confirmation between phases

Document Precedence

When documents conflict, the most recent document wins: plan > structure outline > TDD > design discussion > research > ticket

The plan is the final authority. Follow the structure outline and design decisions over the original ticket when they differ.

<guidance> ## Cloud Permalinks

When you write or edit documents in .humanlayer/tasks/, a cloud permalink is automatically provided in the hook response.

  • The permalink appears as additionalContext after Write/Edit/MultiEdit/Read operations
  • Use this permalink in your final output for easy navigation
  • Example format: http(s)://{DOMAIN}/artifacts/{artifactId}

Markdown Formatting

When writing markdown files that contain code blocks showing other markdown (like README examples or SKILL.md templates), use 4 backticks (````) for the outer fence so inner 3-backtick code blocks don't prematurely close it:

# Example README
## Installation
```bash
npm install example
```

Validation Design

Not every phase requires manual validation, don't put steps for manual validation just to have them. </guidance>

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