Provides a structured workflow for agents to create, refine, save, and execute plans when a user asks to plan work. It guides the agent to produce actionable checklist-style steps, request and incorporate user feedback, persist confirmed plans as markdown files, and track progress through checked items during execution. Ideal for multi-step tasks like feature development, deployment checklists, or complex operations where explicit confirmation is required.
Use this skill when a user explicitly asks the agent to create a plan (e.g., "make a plan", "plan first", "create a plan"). Also appropriate when a task requires iterative feedback before execution or when progress tracking and saving of plans is needed.
This is agent-agnostic procedural guidance but is especially useful for agents that can read/write files and perform scripted steps (e.g., Code-enabled agents like Copilot/GitHub Copilot, Codex, or other code-capable assistants).
A simple prompt-only skill for structured task planning with user feedback loops. Creates markdown checklists, iterates with user confirmation, saves plans to files, and tracks execution progress. No scripts or external dependencies — purely instruction-driven within the freeact framework.
Clean, simple skill. No security concerns whatsoever — no scripts, no network calls, no credentials. Architecture is minimal but appropriate for the skill's scope. Useful for freeact users but not broadly applicable.