Prompt · Build
Ship one task, then stop
Build one task end to end and keep the change small enough to review.
/ship T-001$ship T-001@planr-ship T-001If /ship runs another command, use /planr:ship.
With the OpenPlanr plugin for Codex, use $planr:ship.
Cursor applies the planr-ship rule when you mention it in chat.
Why this works
Ship reads the task, its story, its acceptance criteria, and the spec before it changes code, then runs the checks the repository defines. One task at a time keeps each change small enough to review as one pull request.
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Ship a small fix without a plan
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Ship a task without touching protected files
Build the task while every file on its Preserve list stays unchanged.
Hand a task to another coding agent
Let a second agent build the task while your current agent reviews and verifies the result.