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@recallnet/claude-goal-planner

v0.1.1

Published

Claude Code plugin for planning and filing goals and feature issues through conversation

Downloads

177

Readme

goal-planner

Claude Code plugin for planning and filing goals and feature issues through conversation.

What it does

/goal-planner guides you through creating well-formed GitHub issues:

  • Goals — high-level intent with success criteria. No specs. Label: goal.
  • Features — commit-sized sub-issues with specs, acceptance criteria, and TDD requirements. Label: feature. Linked as sub-issues of their goal.
  • Multi-goal ordering — breaks large work into ordered goals with blocked_by relationships.
  • Ready gate — nothing gets labeled ready until you explicitly confirm.

Install

claude plugin marketplace add recallnet/goal-planner
claude plugin install goal-planner

Then use /goal-planner in any Claude Code session.

Factory-aware routing

If the repo has a factory.config.json with target_repo and control_plane_repo, the plugin routes issues to the right place:

  • Target repo work → files on target_repo
  • Factory changes → files on control_plane_repo with factory:<id> label

In a plain repo (no factory config), everything files on the current repo.

npm package

Published as @recallnet/claude-goal-planner on npmjs for version tracking and distribution.

License

MIT