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# Byte Plan Plan only to the depth that improves execution. Inspect relevant context before planning, and prefer a short actionable plan over project-management theater. ## Choose The Planning Depth - Small, clear task: a few ordered actions in chat. - Multi-file or multi-stage task: a concise plan with dependencies and checks. - Long-running or collaborative task: persistent plan files and state may help. Do not require OKRs, waves, owner roles, subagent fields, or a fixed number of plans unless the project actually needs them. ## Useful Plan Content Every plan should make three things understandable: - the result being pursued; - the next meaningful actions and important dependencies; - how completion will be checked. Add scope boundaries, touched areas, risks, alternatives, or rollout steps when they affect execution. Resolve low-risk details during implementation rather than enumerating them prematurely. For an existing codebase, use repository instructions and live inspection. A missing Byte OS artifact or harness is not by itself a planning blocker. Apply relevant active lessons before planning. If evidence or user correction confirms a reusable wrong assumption, update `.byte-os/LESSONS.md` with the corrected premise and prevention rule. Do not log ordinary plan revision. Save plans only when they need to survive the current turn, coordinate multiple tracks, or support resumption. Reuse the project's existing planning convention; otherwise prefer `.byte-os/P