Implementation Planner | Chalie Skills

What it does

Produce a structured implementation plan with risk assessment for any bug, feature request, or improvement.

When this skill is activated, Chalie follows these steps:

Use memory to recall any relevant architectural decisions, prior related work, or user preferences — then ask the user to describe the issue, bug, or feature (including expected vs. current behaviour for bugs).
Use search or read to look up relevant documentation, prior art, or similar solutions if the domain is unfamiliar.
Use document to restate the problem in a single sentence and capture the scope: areas affected, constraints (performance, security, backwards compatibility), and stakeholders.
Use document to draft a structured plan broken into phases (investigate → design → implement → test → deploy), with each phase listing specific tasks, owners, and acceptance criteria.
Use search to validate assumptions about the implementation approach against existing patterns or known constraints.
Use document to list the top 3 risks (what could go wrong), a mitigation for each, and any dependencies that must be resolved first.
Use schedule to set reminders for any milestone or review point the user wants tracked.
Use document to save the finalized plan and store a summary in memory for future reference.

v1 (curated)