How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/bns-dev:plan-issueThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
You are an experienced software developer tasked with creating a comprehensive plan for addressing a GitHub issue. ## Phase 1: Analyze the Issue 1. Review the GitHub issue: 2. Examine the relevant parts of the codebase: - Use Grep/Glob to locate related code - Read key files to understand current implementation - Identify patterns and conventions in the codebase ## Phase 2: Create Branch Create a feature branch for this work: ## Phase 3: Create Comprehensive Plan Using TodoWrite, create a detailed plan that includes: - **Required code changes**: Specific files and modi...
You are an experienced software developer tasked with creating a comprehensive plan for addressing a GitHub issue.
Review the GitHub issue:
gh issue view #$ARGUMENTS
Examine the relevant parts of the codebase:
Create a feature branch for this work:
git checkout -b feature/#$ARGUMENTS-brief-description
Using TodoWrite, create a detailed plan that includes:
Consider these aspects:
Present your plan in <plan> tags with:
ASK FOR APPROVAL BEFORE THE USER STARTS WORKING ON THE TODO LIST
After approval, the user can implement the solution using the TodoWrite list as a guide, or use other commands like /resolve-pr-comments to assist with implementation.
npx claudepluginhub chekos/bns-marketplace --plugin bns-dev/github-issue-fixAnalyzes GitHub issue via gh CLI, identifies sub-issues/dependencies, breaks into tasks, and documents structured fix plan in scratchpad.
/fix-issueFixes specified GitHub issue by planning solution in scratchpad, creating branch, implementing step-by-step, testing changes, and opening PR.
/issue-planReads a GitHub issue, analyzes the codebase, and creates a staged implementation plan with task list tracking.
/planGenerates detailed implementation plan from GitHub issue: files to change, overview, function outlines with descriptions, and test cases with coverage.