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@thisisnsh/planx

v0.7.0

Published

Turn an agent's plan into a versioned artifact you can annotate, lock, and execute.

Downloads

8,078

Readme

PlanX

Review an agent's plan like code.

Attach feedback to exact lines, compare every revision, and execute the version you approve.

npm ci license

npm install -g @thisisnsh/planx

Then type /planx in Codex or Claude Code.

What you get

  • Feedback on exact lines. Select one line or a range and attach feedback to that text, so the agent never has to guess which passage you mean.
  • A diff for every revision. Keep the full version history and see changes as a readable word-level diff.
  • Context that survives revision. Send the review back to the agent that wrote the plan and keep the reasoning behind it.
  • Direct edits and whole-plan notes. Rewrite a line when that is faster, or leave one note that applies to the entire plan.
  • Long plans that stay readable. Collapse sections and unchanged runs until only the decisions in front of you remain.
  • Execution from the settled version. Hand the reviewed plan to an agent to build when the review is complete.

Review, revise, execute

  1. /planx <task> creates a versioned plan.
  2. planx opens it for line-level review.
  3. /planx revise <id> applies feedback; /planx execute <id> v<n> builds the settled version.

Complete guide

Installation, review, diffing, agent setup, execution, and reference material live at planx.sh.

GitHub · Contributing · MIT License