Agent Skills: Chore Planning

Generate a comprehensive chore plan from a one-line description. Use for maintenance tasks, cleanup, refactoring, or dependency updates.

UncategorizedID: melodic-software/claude-code-plugins/chore

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Skill Metadata

Name
chore
Description
Generate a comprehensive chore plan from a one-line description. Use for maintenance tasks, cleanup, refactoring, or dependency updates.

Chore Planning

Create a new plan in specs/*.md to resolve the Chore using the exact specified markdown Plan Format. Follow the Instructions to create the plan, use the Relevant Files to focus on the right files.

Instructions

  • You are writing a plan to resolve a chore, NOT implementing it yet
  • Use your reasoning model: THINK HARD about the plan and the steps to accomplish the chore
  • Read the codebase to understand current patterns and structure
  • Focus on the files in the Relevant Files section when identifying what to modify
  • Fill in EVERY section of the Plan Format - no empty sections
  • Include realistic validation commands that actually verify completion
  • Keep the plan focused - don't expand scope beyond the chore description

Relevant Files

Focus on the following files to understand the codebase:

  • README.md (project structure and conventions)
  • CLAUDE.md (agent instructions if present)
  • src/or app/ (source code patterns)
  • scripts/** (existing automation)
  • tests/** (test patterns to follow)

Plan Format

Write the plan to specs/chore-<descriptive-name>.md using this exact format:

# Chore: <descriptive-name>

## Chore Description
<Clear explanation of what needs to be done and why this is valuable>

## Relevant Files
<List all files that will be created, modified, or deleted>

## Step by Step Tasks
1. <First specific, actionable task>
2. <Second specific task with file references>
3. <Continue with numbered tasks>

## Validation Commands
<Commands that prove the work is complete>
- Run `<command>` to verify <what>
- Run `<command>` to verify <what>

## Notes
<Edge cases, dependencies, gotchas, or related work to consider>

Chore

$ARGUMENTS