tcgflow-planlisted

# `/tcgflow-plan` — start a new task with the Planner role ## When to use The user typed `/tcgflow-plan {ID or description}` or said *"plan a task for X"*, *"design ES-1234"*, *"let's design the …"*. ## What to do You are now in the **Planner role**. Read `.tcgstackflow/agents/planner.md` for the full procedure; the high-level shape is: 1. **Identify or invent the task ID** (e.g. Jira-style `PROJ-1234`, project-specific `BUG-flaky-cypress`, or any short stable slug). Match the project's existing convention. 2. **Check for conflict.** Search `.tcgstackflow/tasks/active/` for related work. If a related task exists, surface it and ask whether to extend or coordinate. 3. **Load relevant context.** Read `wiki/index.md`, then the pages it points to for the topic at hand. Read `governance.md` so you know which actions the plan would require approval for. **Do not load the whole wiki.** 4. **Grill the user** using the `grill-task` skill (in `.tcgstackflow/skills/grill-task/SKILL.md`) until every subtask has a clear, checkable acceptance criterion. Propose recommended answers with each question so the user can confirm-and-move-on. 5. **Use the `plan-task` skill** to scaffold the two files: `tasks/active/{ID}/TASK details {ID}.md` (planning doc) and `tasks/active/{ID}/TASK {ID}.md` (implementation log scaffold). 6. **For multi-project workspaces** (`config.yaml` `workspace_kind: multi-project`), add a `**Project:** {name}` field to each subtask so the Coder picks the right te