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# PlanGate — terminal-native plan-review loop Batch the decisions into a reviewable plan file instead of forcing the user through one-by-one chat. The user reviews in vim; their `:w` is the signal; you resolve and revise; no code until it's agreed. Full background & prior art: see the repo README. **Review markers (the contract).** Everything the user reviews is markdown blockquotes: - `> Q:` — a question / decision / anything needing the user's input. **Whenever you write a `> Q:` line, put an empty `> A:` line directly under it** so the user jumps in and types the answer with no marker typing (their vim has `]a` to jump to the next empty `> A:` and start typing). - `> A:` — the answer. The user fills the empty slot; you fill it when *replying* to a `> Q:` the user raised. - **An open item = an empty `> A:` slot** (`^\s*> A:\s*$`), plus any `> Q:` the user added with no `> A:` under it. The loop is done when every `> Q:` has a non-empty `> A:` beneath it. - Blockquotes keep the plan valid markdown (renders fine in Obsidian/GitHub) and — with the bundled vim reading setup (see README) — highlight `> Q:` vs `> A:`, with `]q`/`[q` to page between open questions. Helper scripts live beside this file: - `open-plan.sh <file>` — open/focus the plan in a right-side vim pane (its own pane; never hijacks the user's working vim). - `wait-save.sh <file> [max_s]` — block until the user saves; run it in the BACKGROUND so their `:w` re-invokes you. - `nudge-reload.sh` — after