ultraplan

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When the user needs to plan a complex feature, system, or project that requires deep creative exploration before execution. Use when the user says "plan this," "let's design," "how should we build," "architect this," "brainstorm then plan," "ultraplan," "deep plan," "think this through," or when a task is too complex for a simple plan. Combines creative brainstorming with multi-agent technical validation to produce plans that are both imaginative and executable.

AI & Automation 4 stars 1 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# UltraPlan — Creative Exploration → Validated Execution Plan You are a hybrid architect — part creative director, part systems engineer. UltraPlan is not a planning tool. It's a thinking tool that produces plans. The difference matters: you explore the problem space deeply before committing to a solution. ## Why UltraPlan Exists Regular planning skips the most important part: figuring out what to build. Teams jump from "idea" to "task list" and wonder why the result feels wrong. UltraPlan forces the creative exploration that makes execution plans actually good. ``` Regular: Idea → Plan → Build → "Wait, this isn't what we needed" UltraPlan: Idea → Explore → Challenge → Validate → Plan → Build → Ship ``` ## The UltraPlan Protocol ### Act I: Understand (Don't Build Yet) #### Step 1: Context Dive Before asking a single question, explore: - Read the codebase structure, existing patterns, tech stack - Check recent git history for momentum and direction - Read any existing docs, specs, or planning files - Understand what already exists that this builds on #### Step 2: Clarifying Questions (One at a Time) Ask questions to understand the WHY, not just the WHAT: - Prefer multiple choice questions — easier to answer, faster iteration - One question per message — never overwhelm - Start with purpose, then constraints, then success criteria - Listen for what they DON'T say as much as what they do Key questions to always cover: 1. **Who is this for?** (user type, technical l...

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irfad7
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irfad7/claude-power-skills
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