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Use when converting architecture or design documents into structured, dependency-ordered implementation task lists for autonomous agent execution via dark-factory
Decompose technical design into agent-sized implementation issues → numbered markdown files. Triggers: 'plan this,' 'break into issues,' 'create tasks,' 'ready to implement,' post-architect. Not for: designs without file paths/phases (run architect first).
Generate a plan for how an agent should accomplish a complex coding task. Use when a user asks for a plan, and optionally when they want to save, find, read, update, or delete plan files in $CODEX_HOME/plans (default ~/.codex/plans).
Plan large pieces of work that can't fit into a single agent session into a shared map of investigation issues on an issue tracker, and resolve one issue at a time until the path to the goal is clear.
Break down a one-sentence idea into a task plan that an AI agent can execute independently. Use this when the user says: "Help me write a goal for the agent", "Help me break down this goal in detail", "Write a task brief for the agent", "Write a goal prompt", "Let the agent run this project on its own", "Split the work among multiple agents for parallel execution". First conduct actual tests in the codebase, conduct online research if necessary, then ask a maximum of 5 questions in one go, and produce a task plan of ≤4000 characters that can be directly pasted into /goal to run, including actual test data, whitelist boundaries, anti-cheating acceptance criteria, and resumable progress. Automatically distinguish between execution-type and exploration-type (research/selection/solution-finding) tasks.
Use when planning a multi-step task or working in plan mode and you need to capture the plan as a durable, resumable artifact — breaking work into phases with per-item checkboxes, completion tracking, autonomous verification, and a handoff summary so a future agent can pick up where you left off. Use when user wants to create or design a plan or mentioned "real work".