plan
Generate an implementation plan from a specification. Phase 2 of Spec Kit workflow.
What this skill does
# Generate Implementation Plan
Generate an implementation design document from a canonical specification.
## Workflow
1. **Load Specification**
- Read the specification file from provided path
- If no path provided, search `.specs/` for recent specifications
- Parse requirements and acceptance criteria
2. **Analyze Codebase**
- Explore existing codebase for:
- Existing patterns and conventions
- Related components and modules
- Integration points
- Technology stack
3. **Generate Design**
- Create implementation approach
- Identify components to create/modify
- Define data models (if applicable)
- Design API contracts (if applicable)
- Document alternatives considered
- Map design elements to requirements
4. **Validate Coverage**
- Verify design addresses all requirements
- Check alignment with codebase conventions
- Identify risks and mitigation strategies
5. **Save Design**
- Save to `.specs/{feature-name}/design.md`
- Update specification with design reference
- Report design summary
## Arguments
- `$ARGUMENTS` - Path to specification file
## Examples
```bash
# From specification file
/spec-driven-development:plan .specs/user-auth/spec.md
# Auto-detect recent specification
/spec-driven-development:plan
```
## Design Document Structure
```markdown
# Design: {Feature Name}
## Overview
[High-level implementation approach]
## Components
### {Component 1}
- **Responsibility:** [What it does]
- **Location:** [File path]
- **Interfaces:** [How it connects]
## Data Model
[Entity definitions if applicable]
## API Design
[Endpoint specifications if applicable]
## Alternatives Considered
[Other approaches and why rejected]
## Requirements Coverage
| Requirement | Covered By |
| --- | --- |
| FR-1 | Component A |
| FR-2 | Component B |
```
## Related Commands
- `/spec-driven-development:specify` - Generate specification (Phase 1)
- `/spec-driven-development:tasks` - Generate task breakdown (Phase 3)
- `/spec-driven-development:implement` - Guide implementation (Phase 4)
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