armandli/plant-plan
skills/plant-plan/SKILL.md
Copies a plan file from ~/.claude/plans/ into the local repo's docs/planss/ directory. Use when the user says "plant the plan", "save the plan to the repo", "move the plan", or "/plant-plan". Accepts optional arguments to select a specific plan or rename the output. Do NOT use for creating plans (use plan mode) or reading plan content.
testing
Updated May 30, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add armandli/get-skilled plant-planInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- plant-plan
- description:
- Copies a plan file from ~/.claude/plans/ into the local repo's docs/planss/ directory. Use when the user says "plant the plan", "save the plan to the repo", "move the plan", or "/plant-plan". Accepts optional arguments to select a specific plan or rename the output. Do NOT use for creating plans (use plan mode) or reading plan content.
- argument-hint:
- [output-filename.md | partial-plan-name [output-filename.md]]
- disable-model-invocation:
- true
Step 1 — Parse Arguments
Parse $ARGUMENTS by splitting on whitespace:
- 0 tokens →
SOURCE_PATTERN="",OUTPUT_NAME="" - 1 token ending in
.md→SOURCE_PATTERN="",OUTPUT_NAME=$1 - 1 token not ending in
.md→SOURCE_PATTERN=$1,OUTPUT_NAME="" - 2 tokens →
SOURCE_PATTERN=$1,OUTPUT_NAME=$2 - 3+ tokens → print usage and stop:
Usage: /plant-plan # plant most recent plan, keep original name /plant-plan output.md # plant most recent plan, rename to output.md /plant-plan <partial-name> # plant a specific plan by name search /plant-plan <partial-name> output.md # plant a specific plan, rename to output.md
Step 2 — Find Source Plan
Run:
ls ~/.claude/plans/ 2>/dev/null
If the directory is empty or does not exist, report and stop:
No plan files found in ~/.claude/plans/
If SOURCE_PATTERN is set:
- Search the listing for filenames containing
SOURCE_PATTERN(case-insensitive). - If zero matches: report
No plan matching "<SOURCE_PATTERN>" found in ~/.claude/plans/and stop. - If multiple matches: list them and report
Multiple plans match "<SOURCE_PATTERN>". Specify a more unique pattern.and stop. - Set
SOURCE_FILE=<matched filename>.
If SOURCE_PATTERN is empty:
- Run
ls -t ~/.claude/plans/and take the first (most recently modified) file. - Set
SOURCE_FILE=<first result>.
Set SOURCE_PATH=~/.claude/plans/$SOURCE_FILE.
Step 3 — Determine Destination
DEST_DIR={PWD}/docs/plans
DEST_FILE = OUTPUT_NAME if set, else SOURCE_FILE
DEST_PATH = $DEST_DIR/$DEST_FILE
Step 4 — Preflight Check
If $DEST_PATH already exists:
- Warn the user:
docs/plans/$DEST_FILE already exists. - Ask to confirm overwrite before continuing. Stop if not confirmed.
Step 5 — Copy the Plan
mkdir -p {PWD}/docs/plans
cp "$SOURCE_PATH" "$DEST_PATH"
Step 6 — Report
Print a concise summary:
Planted: ~/.claude/plans/<SOURCE_FILE> → docs/plans/<DEST_FILE>
Final Step — Record Usage
python3 ${PWD}/.claude/skills/skill-stat/scripts/record-stat.py "plant-plan"
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