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create-implementation-plan

Turn a refined requirements document into a structured implementation PLAN.md a fresh session can execute. Planning only — decides the "how", not the "what". Invoke manually only.

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# Create Implementation Plan

**Planning only** — no code changes, no execution. You produce one document: an implementation plan
that is the contract for a later execution session.

This is the **"how", not the "what"**. The "what" was settled in an earlier refinement step and
lives in the requirements document you're given; do not redefine scope. But you **must flag** any
gap, ambiguity, or inconsistency you find in the requirements — surface it, never paper over it.

## Golden rule

**Never guess — ask.** With one limit: anything resolvable by reading the codebase, resolve by
reading the codebase; only questions the code cannot settle go to the user.