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@di-code/plan-mode

v0.2.6

Published

Reference plan-mode plugin for di-code

Readme

@di-code/plan-mode

Reference plan-mode plugin for di-code. It keeps mode changes in the versioned Session event plan/mode, derives { active, pending }, contributes the dynamic plan:policy prompt section, and exposes a stable exit_plan_mode tool.

Install and host integration

npm install @di-code/plan-mode @di-code/plugin-sdk

The host registers the plugin with a PlanModeAdapter that owns Session persistence, busy-state checks, and optional UserInteraction; the plugin never opens or edits Session JSONL itself. Use createPlanToolPolicy() at the tool execution boundary so write, edit, and bash are rejected while the mode is active. The interactive product wires /plan [message] and /plan off to PlanModeController.command.

The host supplies persistence, busy-state detection, and UserInteraction through PlanModeAdapter. The plugin never writes Session JSONL directly. createPlanToolPolicy() composes the host SessionToolPolicy and rejects write, edit, and bash at execution time while plan mode is active.

/plan [message] and /plan off are command inputs to PlanModeController.command; they are not ordinary user messages. A pending selection is committed by preStep() and remains pending when the append fails or is cancelled. The complete Markdown plan must begin with a # heading. Approve exits mode, Keep planning returns feedback, and cancellation leaves mode active.

The package is MIT licensed and contains no code copied from other projects.

For manifest, trust, migration, and compatibility details, see docs/插件使用指南.md and [docs/插件/Plan Mode迁移指南.md](../../docs/插件/Plan Mode迁移指南.md).