/write Plan

Write a comprehensive implementation plan based on the requirements described below. Use ultrathink mode. Follow these instructions precisely:

1. Research first. Explore the codebase thoroughly before writing anything. Read every relevant file. Trace call chains, delegate patterns, and data flow end-to-end. Reference exact file paths and line numbers. Assume nothing — verify everything by reading the code.

1. Create the plan file. Add a new markdown file to the plans/ directory. Choose a clear, descriptive kebab-case filename (e.g., feature-name-implementation.md). Use your best judgment for the name.

1. Structure the plan with these sections:

• Overview — What this plan accomplishes and why. Include **Status:** Not Started.
• Current State — How the relevant code works today, with file paths, line numbers, and code snippets. Trace the full flow.
• Target Behavior — What should change and how it should work when complete.
• File Changes — Table of files to modify and/or create, with a summary of changes per file.
• Implementation — Organized into logical phases. Each phase should have a clear title, the files it touches, and detailed before/after code showing exact changes. Phases should be ordered so each builds on the previous.
• Implementation Checklist — Mirror the phases with - [ ] checkbox items for tracking progress.
• Dependencies — Table of existing components being reused (component, location, role).
• Out of Scope — Explicit list of what this plan intentionally does not cover.
• Additional sections (Edge Cases, Design Decisions, Notes) as warranted.

1. Quality standards:

• Every file path, method name, property name, and line number must come from actually reading the code — never guess.
• Code snippets must match the project's Swift style (explicit types, else on its own line, guard for early exits, no +=, etc.).
• Phases should be small enough to implement and commit independently.
• The plan should be detailed enough that someone could implement it without asking questions.

1. Do not stop to ask questions. Make reasonable decisions and document your rationale in the plan.

1. When finished, commit the plan file and push. Reply here with the plan filename and a brief summary of what it covers.

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Source & license

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• Author: DanielStormApps
• Source: DanielStormApps/claude-code-skills
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.