portable-adaptive-planning

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Use for planning, roadmaps, design, architecture, sequencing, or before consequential work when no current FINAL plan plus GO covers it. Fire before changes to data or schemas, credentials or auth, production or releases, repository or source-home boundaries, irreversible work, or materially costly mistakes. Re-enter when that scope appears mid-task or when restoring prior plan state. Skip factual answers, trivial reversible one-step work, and authorized Builder or Reviewer execution under a current FINAL blueprint plus GO unless a reopen condition fires.

AI & Automation 21 stars 2 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# Portable adaptive planning Keep a compact Plan Capsule, not the planning transcript, for material work. ## Plan Capsule ```text PLAN <id>: DRAFT | CHALLENGE-READY | FINAL AS OF <latest operator instruction accounted for> DEPTH: LIGHT | STANDARD | DEEP ASKED <operator's words that define the outcome> GOAL <accepted restatement> DELIVERABLE <what will exist> PLAN 1. <step with a checkable completion condition> 2. <step with a checkable completion condition> DONE <smallest observable acceptance condition> ``` Add `SOURCE HOME`, `BOUNDARIES`, or `OPEN` only when they carry load-bearing information. Copy `ASKED` from the operator. A continuation (`proceed`, `yes`) keeps `ASKED` and advances `AS OF`. A changed outcome replaces `ASKED`, updates the plan, and is read back. ## Readback Show the full current capsule when a load-bearing part of the plan changes, before challenge, on restore, and before final closeout. Append only applicable temporary sections: ```text CHANGED - <changed plan state> ADDED - <new agent-added scope or requirement> DROPPED - <operator-requested item that disappeared or changed meaning> ``` Do not persist those temporary sections after the operator has seen them. ## Depth and challenge - `LIGHT`: bounded, familiar, reversible work. No challenge by default. - `STANDARD`: several meaningful decisions or moderate uncertainty. Challenge when a load-bearing question remains, the operator asks, or error cost warrants it. - `DEEP`: architecture,...

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Author
Ezra144israel
Repository
Ezra144israel/governed-agent-skills
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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