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Human Plan Manager

by @wx528

Structured plan management for short-term goals and detailed implementation schemes. Use when the user needs to create, track, or break down plans into actio...

Versionv1.0.0
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TERMINAL
clawhub install human-plan-manager

πŸ“– About This Skill

name: human-plan-manager description: | Structured plan management for short-term goals and detailed implementation schemes.

Use when the user needs to create, track, or break down plans into actionable steps. version: 1.0.0 author: ζ–‡θ½©ε…ˆεΈˆ

Human Plan Manager

Manage short-term plans and detailed implementation schemes in a structured, trackable way.

Who is it for? Anyone who needs to organize tasks, track progress, or document step-by-step execution plans.

What makes it different?

  • Structured: separates high-level overview from detailed implementation
  • Trackable: uses tables and checkboxes for clear status visibility
  • Lightweight: just Markdown files, no external tools needed

    • Quick Start

    1. Create plans/plans-overview.md from the overview template 2. Add your plan items to the table 3. If a plan needs detailed steps, create plans/detailed/XX-{plan-name}.md 4. Update plans/detailed/index.md to link the new plan 5. Update statuses weekly (or as plans change)

    Directory Structure

    plans/
β”œβ”€β”€ plans-overview.md      ← from templates/plans-overview.md
└── detailed/
    β”œβ”€β”€ index.md           ← from templates/index.md
    └── XX-{plan-name}.md  ← from templates/detailed-plan.md

    When to Use

  • Creating a new plan or todo list
  • Viewing or updating existing plan status
  • Breaking a plan into detailed steps
  • Recording detailed implementation documentation
  • Structured project plan management

    • Example: Refactoring the Auth Module

    Step 1 β€” Add to plans/plans-overview.md:

    | 1 ||*|| Auth module refactor ||*|| In Progress ||*|| High ||*|| TBD ||*|| TBD ||*|| Break into service layer |

    Step 2 β€” Create plans/detailed/01-auth-refactor.md:

    # Detailed Plan - Auth Module Refactor
    Plan ID: #1
    Objective
    
Extract auth logic into a dedicated service layer with unit tests.
    Schedule
    
TBD
    Deadline
    
TBD
    Implementation Steps
    1. Extract service layer
    

  • [ ] Move auth logic from controllers
    • 

  • [ ] Define service interfaces
    • 2. Add tests
    

  • [ ] Unit tests for login
    • 

  • [ ] Unit tests for token refresh
    • Estimated Time
    
4-6 hours

    Step 3 β€” Update plans/detailed/index.md:

    | #1 | Auth module refactor | TBD | TBD | 01-auth-refactor.md |

    Templates

    All templates live in templates/:

  • plans-overview.md β€” High-level plan board with status table and priority lists
  • index.md β€” Index of all detailed plans
  • detailed-plan.md β€” Step-by-step implementation plan with checkboxes

    • Tips

  • Keep plan names concise; use kebab-case for filenames (01-auth-refactor.md)
  • Update last_updated in frontmatter whenever the overview changes
  • Use checkboxes (- [ ]) in detailed plans to track subtask progress
  • Archive completed plans by moving them to the "Completed Items" section

    • ⚑ When to Use

    TriggerAction
    - Viewing or updating existing plan status
    - Breaking a plan into detailed steps
    - Recording detailed implementation documentation
    - Structured project plan management

    πŸ’‘ Examples

    1. Create plans/plans-overview.md from the overview template 2. Add your plan items to the table 3. If a plan needs detailed steps, create plans/detailed/XX-{plan-name}.md 4. Update plans/detailed/index.md to link the new plan 5. Update statuses weekly (or as plans change)

    πŸ“‹ Tips & Best Practices

  • Keep plan names concise; use kebab-case for filenames (01-auth-refactor.md)
  • Update last_updated in frontmatter whenever the overview changes
  • Use checkboxes (- [ ]) in detailed plans to track subtask progress
  • Archive completed plans by moving them to the "Completed Items" section