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Give your agent a plan it can follow.

25+ skills for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Plans are files in your repo, from the first spec to the next release.

Start with one feature

Start here

Requires Node.js 20.19+, 22.13+, or 23.5+

Terminal
npm install -g openplanropenplanr setupopenplanr init

Then open your coding agent in the repo and write your first spec.

/spec add passwordless sign-in for existing accounts

If /spec runs another command, use /planr:spec.

Install and set up

In Claude Code, plan, design, status and doctor use the prefixed form, as in /planr:plan; other skills run by name, as in /spec. If /spec runs another command, use /planr:spec.

Prompts to try first

Open the prompt library

Turn a rough idea into a spec

Start every feature with a specification your agent can check its work against.

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/spec add passwordless sign-in for existing accounts. Users drop off at the password step.

If /spec runs another command, use /planr:spec.

Break a spec into stories and tasks

Get user stories and tasks with acceptance criteria and file-level changes.

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/planr:plan SPEC-001

Ship one task, then stop

Build one task end to end and keep the change small enough to review.

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/ship T-001

If /ship runs another command, use /planr:ship.

Reference

  • Skills

    Every skill by family: what it does, when to use it, and the command in each host.

  • CLI reference

    Every openplanr command and option, generated from the CLI itself.

  • Changelog

    What changed in each release. Latest: openplanr 2.2641.1.

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