Plan Skill

Version: 1.1.0 Portability: Tool-specific (requires gh CLI, dot CLI)

Quick Start

Create tasks from event model in under 5 minutes.

What This Does

Reads event model slices and creates GitHub issues with proper dependencies.

Fastest Path

1. •Complete Event Modeling (/sdlc:design)
2. •Run /sdlc:plan
3. •Creates issues for each slice
4. •Sets up dependency graph
5. •Ready for /sdlc:work

Basic Example

/sdlc:plan

# Reads: docs/event_model/workflows/*/slices/*.md
#
# Creates issues:
# - myproject-user-registration-slice1
# - myproject-user-registration-slice2
# - myproject-user-registration-slice3
#
# Sets dependencies (slice2 blocks slice3, etc.)
#
# Output:
# ✓ Created 12 issues
# ✓ Dependencies configured
# Ready: /sdlc:work

Common Examples

Example 1: Full Event Model

When: Complete event model, need tasks Invoke: /sdlc:plan Result: All slices → issues with dependencies

Example 2: Single Workflow

When: One workflow designed Invoke: /sdlc:plan <workflow-name> Result: Issues for that workflow only

When to Use

Use when:

• •Event model complete
• •Need implementation tasks
• •User asks to "create tasks" or "plan work"

Don't use when:

• •No event model (run /sdlc:design first)
• •Tasks already exist
• •Not using Event Modeling (create issues manually)

Related:

• •/sdlc:design - Create event model
• •/sdlc:work - Start implementation

Auto-Invocation

Claude automatically invokes this skill when you say:

• •"Create tasks from the event model"
• •"Let's plan the implementation"
• •"Generate GitHub issues"
• •"Convert workflows to tasks"
• •"I'm ready to create tasks"

You don't need to type /sdlc:plan explicitly - Claude will detect these requests and invoke the skill for you.

Metadata

Version: 1.1.0 (2026-02-05): Progressive disclosure Dependencies: event-modeling, github-issues Portability: Tool-specific (gh, dot required)