Close the loop from intent to delivery.

Set up in four steps

1. 1. Install the OpenPlanr CLI

   $npm install -g openplanr

   Requires Node.js 22.13+ or 23.5+.

   Or run the installer script, which checks your Node.js version first and never installs Node.js for you.

   ~

   $ curl -fsSL https://openplanr.dev/install.sh | sh # Windows PowerShell: irm https://openplanr.dev/install.ps1 | iex

2. 2. Install the skills into your coding agent

   ~

   $ openplanr setup # detects Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor and asks which to set up # Cursor: openplanr setup --runtime cursor --scope project

   In Claude Code you can add the plugin from Claude's plugin directory or with these commands instead. Use one path, not both, and keep the CLI from step 1: several skills call it.

   Claude Code

   > /plugin marketplace add openplanr/marketplace > /plugin install planr@openplanr

3. 3. Initialize your project

   ~/your-project

   $ cd your-project $ openplanr init

4. 4. Start with a specification

   Restart the coding agent so it loads the new skills. In Cursor, mention the planr-spec rule in Composer.

   Claude Code or Codex

   > /spec "Add passwordless sign-in for existing accounts" # Claude Code > $spec "Add passwordless sign-in for existing accounts" # Codex ($planr:spec if you chose the OpenPlanr plugin)

   Follow with plan to decompose the specification into stories and tasks, and ship to implement one task. Plan and ship stay separate steps that you invoke.