smithery/neversight

systematic-planning

Systematic feature planning workflow - use when starting complex features requiring structured approach

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SKILL.md

Systematic Planning Skill

Transform complex feature requests into structured, executable plans.

When to Use

  • Complex features requiring multiple components
  • Features touching backend + frontend + infrastructure
  • Tasks requiring careful design before implementation

Planning Phases

Phase 1: Business Specification

Define what we're building and why:

## Feature: [Name]

### Problem Statement
[What problem does this solve?]

### Success Criteria
- [ ] [Measurable outcome 1]
- [ ] [Measurable outcome 2]

### Scope
**In Scope**: [what's included]
**Out of Scope**: [what's NOT included]

### Constraints
- [Technical constraints]
- [Business constraints]

Phase 2: Technical Architecture

How we'll build it:

## Technical Design

### Approach
[High-level approach in 2-3 sentences]

### Components
1. [Component 1] - [responsibility]
2. [Component 2] - [responsibility]

### Data Model
[Tables/entities needed]

### API Design
[Endpoints with methods]

### Dependencies
[External services/libraries needed]

Phase 3: Implementation Tasks

Numbered steps for execution:

## Implementation Tasks

### S001: [First task]
- Files: [files to create/modify]
- Acceptance: [how to verify]

### S002: [Second task]
- Files: [files to create/modify]
- Acceptance: [how to verify]

[Continue with S003, S004, etc.]

Output Location

Save planning documents to: .claude/plans/[feature-name].md

Integration with Team Workflow

  1. Use this skill for Phase 0 (before analyst)
  2. Output feeds into analyst requirements
  3. Architect uses this as foundation for design

Example Usage

User: "Add user notification preferences"

Response:

# Feature: User Notification Preferences

## Phase 1: Business Spec
### Problem
Users cannot control which notifications they receive, leading to notification fatigue.

### Success Criteria
- [ ] Users can toggle email notifications
- [ ] Users can toggle in-app notifications
- [ ] Preferences persist across sessions

### Scope
**In**: Email, in-app notification toggles
**Out**: SMS, push notifications (future phase)

## Phase 2: Technical Design
### Approach
Add notification_preferences table linked to users, expose via REST API, update notification service to check preferences.

### Components
1. NotificationPreference entity
2. PreferenceService
3. PreferenceController
4. UI Settings panel

### API
GET/PUT /api/v1/users/{id}/notification-preferences

## Phase 3: Tasks
### S001: Database migration
- Files: V026__notification_preferences.sql
- Acceptance: Table exists with correct schema

### S002: Backend implementation
- Files: NotificationPreference.kt, PreferenceService.kt, PreferenceController.kt
- Acceptance: API returns/updates preferences

### S003: Frontend UI
- Files: settings/notifications.tsx
- Acceptance: User can toggle preferences

Tips

  • Keep tasks small (< 2 hours each)
  • Each task should be independently verifiable
  • Link tasks to specific files
  • Include acceptance criteria for QA