Planrock

Planrock is a small CLI and agent skill for saved Markdown plans. It reads plan files under a repository-local plans/ directory, summarizes open and closed plans, and displays checklist progress plus agent session markers.

Skill Install

Install the Planrock skill globally for an agent runtime that supports skills:

npx skills add favoyang/planrock -g -y

URL form:

npx skills add https://github.com/favoyang/planrock -g -y

You can also ask an agent with skill-install support to install favoyang/planrock.

The skill uses its bundled CLI directly, so a global planrock shell command is not required for an agent to use the skill.

CLI Install

Run without installing:

npx @favoyang/planrock status

Install globally with npm:

npm install -g @favoyang/planrock
planrock status

Install globally with Volta:

volta install @favoyang/planrock
planrock status

Link from a local checkout:

git clone https://github.com/favoyang/planrock.git
cd planrock
npm link
planrock status

Usage

planrock status
planrock open
planrock open --sort time
planrock open --full-agent-session
planrock closed
planrock goal plans/example-plan.md

By default, Planrock reads plans/ under the current working directory. Use --working-dir /path/to/repo when you want to inspect a different repository. Add --json for machine-readable output.

Use planrock goal <path-to-plan> to print a copy-pasteable Codex /goal command from the body of the plan's ## Goal section. The output ends with a stable plans/... reference for the original plan file.

When using --working-dir, repo-relative goal paths resolve from that selected working directory:

planrock goal plans/example-plan.md --working-dir /path/to/repo

Plan files live directly under plans/ and use YAML frontmatter:

---
title: Publish Planrock
state: open
priority: P1
created_at: 2026-06-13
agent_sessions:
  - codex:example-session-id
---

- [ ] Do the next concrete step.

Agent Sessions

Use agent_sessions to record the agent sessions that have worked on a plan. Each entry uses <agent-slug>:<session-id>.

Supported agent slugs:

• codex
• claude-code

Unknown agents should use a stable lowercase slug such as local-agent. Planrock preserves unknown slugs instead of rejecting them. Human output shortens each entry to the slug plus the first 8 characters of the session id, such as claude-code:example-; use --full-agent-session to show complete values.

Release

Releases are automated with semantic-release from GitHub Actions on main. Use Semantic Commit Messages so the release type can be calculated:

fix: correct plan parsing
feat: add a new CLI command
feat!: change plan file format

Publishing is handled by the release workflow.

Development

npm test
npm pack --dry-run
npx -y -p semantic-release@25 -p @semantic-release/git semantic-release --dry-run

License

MIT