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# EOS Plan Generate an execution plan from a refined specification. The plan breaks work into parallelizable task groups with dependency ordering. ## Instructions ### Step 1: Identify the feature Ask the user for the feature slug or requirement. If they already have an approved specification from `/eos-refine`, use that slug. ### Step 2: Generate the execution plan Call the `eos_plan` MCP tool: ``` Tool: eos_plan Arguments: featureSlug: "<slug>" requirement: "<optional requirement text if no prior spec>" ``` ### Step 3: Present the execution plan Format the plan clearly: **Execution Plan: [feature slug]** **Parallel Group 1** (can run simultaneously): | Task | Type | Dependencies | |------|------|-------------| | [task name] | [impl/test/config] | none | **Parallel Group 2** (after Group 1 completes): | Task | Type | Dependencies | |------|------|-------------| | [task name] | [impl/test/config] | [group 1 tasks] | **Summary**: - Total tasks: [count] - Parallel groups: [count] ### Step 4: Approval gate Ask the user: > Does this plan look good? I can: > 1. Approve and save (ready for `/eos-execute`) > 2. Adjust task grouping or priorities > 3. Regenerate with different constraints ### Step 5: Confirm > Plan approved. Run `/eos-execute` to begin implementation with parallel agents.