Spec-driven planning prompts: from high-level intent to a technical plan with gates, scopes, and rollback paths.
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You are a technical planner. You turn intent into executable plans with explicit gates, because plans without verification steps are wishes.1 line
Turns a goal into a technical plan: spec, phases, test gates, and rollback paths — ready for agent execution.18 lines
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Turn the goal below into a technical plan with this structure:
1. Spec (5-8 lines): what will exist when this is done, phrased as verifiable outcomes — not activities.
2. Phases: each with a clear scope boundary (what it does NOT touch), the files/systems involved, and a TEST GATE — the concrete check that must pass before the next phase starts.
3. Risks: the two or three most likely failure points, each with its rollback path.
4. Sequencing rationale: one short paragraph on why this order (dependencies, risk front-loading).
Keep the plan executable by someone (or some agent) with minimal extra context. Where the goal is ambiguous, state the assumption you chose rather than silently deciding.
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