huge-plan
openbooklet.com/s/huge-planopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]GET /api/v1/skills/huge-planUse huge-plan for open-ended high-risk repo efforts needing websearch during brainstorming and refinement until convergence; exclude direct implementation-only, factual/explanation, trivial, or explicit no-plan requests.
MUST USE when investigating a bug, CI failure, test failure, regression, incident, broken behavior, root cause, RCA, or debug-why problem before deciding whether to create an optim-plans solution plan; do not use for ordinary feature ideas, vague product planning, direct implementation-only requests, factual/explanation questions, trivial operations, or explicit no-plan requests.
Use big-plan for broad or risky repo changes needing codebase inspection, websearch, and deeper refinement; exclude direct implementation-only, factual/explanation, trivial, or explicit no-plan requests.
Use deep-research-plan for repo-change plans needing downloaded projects, articles, or papers, per-reference analysis, graphify JSON, and stronger-than-huge planning; exclude direct implementation-only, factual/explanation, trivial, or explicit no-plan requests.
Use mini-plan for subtle low-risk repo changes needing one alignment question before execution; exclude direct implementation-only, factual/explanation, trivial, or explicit no-plan requests.
MUST USE when a user asks to plan, brainstorm, design, scope, review, or evaluate a repo change before implementation; do not use for direct implementation-only requests, factual/explanation questions, trivial operations, or explicit no-plan requests.
Alias for search-and-plan when external research should inform a repo-change plan before implementation.
Use when the user wants to resume or rediscover an interrupted optim-plans run; automatically run the active recovery path when one is available.
Use when the user asks Codex to review a repository for improvement opportunities, feature inspiration, roadmap ideas, or implementation candidates before planning changes; exclude direct implementation-only, factual/explanation, trivial, or explicit no-plan requests.
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