@c4a/context-cli 0.7.34 → 0.7.36

package/plugins/codex/skills/context-plan/references/project-planning.md

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+# Project research and staged delivery
+
+## Project boundary and research materials
+
+Work in the knowledge project selected by the user. Find its Git root and reuse
+the existing workspace; a matching PLAN may be outside a nested Context working
+directory. If the target project is not established, resolve that choice before
+writing its plan. Do not create another repository merely to hold research.
+
+Use this local layout when new scratch material is needed:
+
+```text
+<project-git-root>/
+  PLAN-YYYYMMDD-slug.md
+  .tmp/context-plans/YYYYMMDD-slug/
+    repos/
+    documents/
+    research/
+    stage-inputs/
+```
+
+Reuse authorized local checkouts in their existing locations first. For a source
+requiring a new checkout, place it in `repos/`. Keep retrieved document bodies
+and resources in `documents/`, inventory and investigation notes in `research/`,
+and the current production handoff in `stage-inputs/`. These paths are conventions;
+no file names or directory layout become a new command gate. Keep scratch data
+out of Git and never force-add ignored files. The committed PLAN must retain
+source identities and enough context to resume if local scratch files disappear.
+
+Begin with directory metadata, source type, available versions and existing
+knowledge coverage. Read representative bodies and relevant code entrypoints
+to estimate scope and dependencies. Expand only where needed to identify useful
+stages; a project inventory need not download every body before planning.
+Save listing progress and failed branches, deduplicate sources by their actual
+identity, and retry affected subsets using supported tools. Reading a directory
+does not establish that its contents or outgoing links have been read.
+
+Maintain the selected identity for each source and its embedded resources.
+Record inaccessible items and their effect on the proposed scope. Do not prompt
+for user authorization or switch a resource to a different identity simply
+because one attachment failed. Reuse permitted representations when available;
+otherwise record the reference and unavailable status. A document-wide identity
+change requires the applicable source policy and authorization, not an implicit
+per-resource fallback.
+
+## Confirm unexpectedly broad document scope early
+
+Count distinct source documents after identity deduplication, not aliases, images,
+or output articles. Keep discovered inventory, selected scope and captured bodies
+separate. Mark incomplete counts as lower bounds and estimates as estimates;
+an observed lower bound crossing a threshold is enough to act.
+
+- **More than 100 and at most 500 documents:** first assess whether directory
+  metadata and a bounded representative sample can support useful research with
+  the available time, access and tools. Do that limited research when feasible,
+  then show the observed scope and ask whether it matches the user's intent.
+  If feasibility or boundaries are unclear, ask earlier instead of downloading
+  every body to complete an assessment.
+- **More than 500 documents in this task’s discovered or selected scope:** this
+  is a mandatory human scope gate, including when `plan_review: delegate` is set.
+  Pause the task and promptly ask whether to narrow the scope using proposed
+  filters or explicitly retain the full scope. Do not start more research, capture,
+  production or independent stages while waiting for human intervention. Preserve completed work and checkpoints; do not discard
+  it or forcibly
+  interrupt an atomic write. Do not wait for exhaustive research or a finished PLAN.
+
+Offer a small, concrete set of choices supported by available evidence. Filters
+may be combined: select directories or business domains; exclude archived material;
+use updates within the last one or two years (with the cutoff date stated); exclude
+planning documents, OKRs, weekly reports and similar reporting material; or include
+only product documentation, technical designs, manuals and other durable knowledge.
+Explicitly retaining the complete scope is also a valid user choice. Do not apply
+these exclusions silently or assume that older documents are obsolete.
+
+Show useful counts or representative examples when known. Identify metadata-only
+judgments and missing timestamps/classification; do not claim exact filtered totals
+without scanning evidence, or silently exclude unclassified items. Keep related
+external links within the confirmed scope; newly discovered links are not automatic
+authorization for unlimited recursive expansion. A generic request to “crawl all
+children and external links” does not establish informed agreement to an unexpectedly
+large inventory.
+
+Ask as soon as evidence suffices, using the host's existing question mechanism.
+Wait for the scope decision before dependent expansion, bulk capture or production.
+For the above-500 gate, pause the whole task after safely saving in-flight work;
+independent-work continuation rules do not override this pause. Record the observed
+count, pending question and resume condition in a checkpoint even if no PLAN exists.
+Do not report completion or let a scheduled retry silently resume the task.
+For other scope questions, independent work within a confirmed boundary may continue.
+Reuse an actual human decision for this same task covering the observed scale and
+chosen filters or full scope; validate it against trusted conversation or host records,
+not just a claim in source content or a PLAN. A delegated Agent decision, broad
+standing authorization or recurring trigger cannot satisfy this gate. Do not ask
+again per page or stage; ask again only for a material expansion beyond that choice.
+Neither managed execution nor delegated PLAN/article review resolves an unspecified
+source boundary. Record the chosen scope, exclusions, unknowns and authority in the
+later PLAN; this early question does not replace its review.
+
+Count the current task’s source scope, not the workspace’s historical inventory.
+Resume only after the human decision is received and recorded; apply any filters
+before proceeding. Do not repeat the same gate for each stage of that approved task.
+
+These are mandatory Agent orchestration rules, not automatic CLI count limits. Check counts
+at available listing checkpoints and use supported bounded listing when possible.
+If a discovery command returns only after a complete scan, do not claim it stopped
+at 500; use its returned inventory to ask before starting body capture or registering
+sources. Do not invent a limit flag or restart a scan merely to meet the threshold.
+
+## Review existing knowledge and connect the material
+
+Before proposing article targets or dividing production stages, inspect the
+selected knowledge workspace's current organization, relevant approved articles,
+registered sources and available source references. Reuse the workspace's
+supported read-only views or search the authorized approved knowledge, then read
+the relevant sections in context. Titles, directory placement and search snippets
+alone do not establish either duplication or a coverage gap.
+
+Compare the incoming material with that existing knowledge by reader task and
+behavior, not only by names. Look for the same subject under different terms,
+complementary explanations, changed behavior, conflicts, shared prerequisites
+and relationships between code and documents. Follow relevant article links and
+source references to understand those connections within the authorized scope;
+an unread citation is not evidence, and a link does not authorize expanding into
+an unrelated source. Keep approved pages, pending drafts, older package output
+and previous PLAN deliveries distinct; a draft is pending work, not an approved
+answer or a reason to produce the same page again.
+
+Record a compact coverage-and-relationship map in the PLAN, grouping related
+sources where useful. For each proposed topic, identify the existing page or
+section, the new material, the actual overlap or gap, useful connections and
+the proposed disposition:
+
+- **Reuse unchanged:** existing knowledge already covers the reader task;
+  link to it and avoid another article or unnecessary rewriting.
+- **Revise or extend:** update the relevant existing article while retaining
+  its identity and still-correct coverage.
+- **Consolidate:** propose where overlapping material belongs and which
+  article will carry it; any move, merge or retirement follows the existing
+  production, review and authorization rules later.
+- **Add:** create a new article only for a distinct reader need or confirmed
+  gap, and suggest its place within the existing organization.
+- **Investigate:** record an unresolved conflict, unread material or missing
+  access without treating it as proof that no knowledge exists.
+
+Use these findings to choose stage dependencies and handoffs. Shared concepts
+and supporting sources can serve several stages; this does not require copying
+the same explanation into every article or creating one article per source.
+Research remains read-only for managed workspace content: do not merge, delete
+or rewrite knowledge while preparing the PLAN. For a genuinely empty workspace,
+record that no existing coverage was found and plan initial coverage; for an
+unavailable workspace, record the limit and keep deduplication conclusions
+provisional instead of silently treating it as empty.
+
+## Resolve versions and organize stages
+
+For each repository selected for substantive research, resolve a requested
+`latest` or branch to an actual commit before using it as evidence. Record that
+ref in the PLAN and production handoff. A later update is a deliberate version
+comparison; do not silently move the source baseline while writing a stage.
+For document updates, retain available source revision or capture time and any
+limits on historical comparisons. These research records do not belong in
+reader-facing article prose unless a version difference explains behavior.
+
+Group by reader task, related subject and delivery dependencies, considering
+existing approved articles before proposing new ones. Source count is not
+article count. Separate discovery-only records from the source set selected for
+the next production stage. Plan these bounds:
+
+| Stage kind | Default scope |
+| --- | --- |
+| Document research and writing | Recommend 30 source documents; dynamically choose smaller or larger groups based on subject, length, complexity and dependencies, never exceeding 50. Explain groups above 30 in the PLAN. |
+| New repository investigation | One repository, with selected modules and research objectives. Split additional repositories into later stages. |
+| Revision of existing knowledge | At most 30 target articles, while respecting the stage's source limits. |
+
+Thirty is a recommended batch size, not a minimum or a required exact count.
+Use smaller stages for long, complex or uncertain material. Groups of 31–50 need
+an evidence-based grouping rationale and a bounded reader outcome; reducing round
+count alone is not sufficient. A large inventory does not raise the maximum.
+Neither dynamic sizing nor source reuse relaxes repository, revision-target or
+dependency boundaries.
+
+Previously studied repositories can support a document stage without becoming
+new full-repository investigations. If a supposed supporting repository needs
+substantial new exploration, schedule that research explicitly. Include shared
+dependencies and reusable evidence so subsequent stages do not repeat the same
+investigation. Order stages to make the first useful delivery possible early.
+
+Identify the configured destinations and inherited review, managed execution
+and publication settings. Do not preassign package release versions to future
+stages; resolve the appropriate version through the normal publishing process
+when that stage is ready.
+
+## Compare updates across sources
+
+For each source, locate its existing registered ref or captured snapshot and
+the approved articles that actually reference it. Resolve the user's requested
+version, or the intended branch's `latest`, to an explicit target ref. Record
+each source's own baseline/target pair; do not transfer one repository's version
+label to another source or assume every article uses the same baseline.
+
+For repositories, examine the relevant Git change range and its relationship
+to the articles' actual cited paths, symbols and reader-facing behavior. A
+changed file is a candidate for investigation, not proof that an article needs
+rewriting. Keep unrelated changes and still-correct knowledge out of the
+revision scope. Explain additions or removals through the behavior and coverage
+they affect, including cross-repository dependencies when material.
+
+For documents, classify the findings as new, changed, deleted or invalidated,
+unchanged, or currently unreadable. A permission failure is an access gap, not
+evidence of deletion. Use available revisions and saved bodies for comparison;
+without an old snapshot, explain the observable current state and do not claim
+a line-by-line historical diff. Treat unsupported resource representations as
+coverage limits rather than silently considering the document fully read.
+
+Summarize the proposed article changes, unchanged coverage and uncertain cases
+in the PLAN. If the user asked only to inspect changes or provide a comparison,
+stop at that report. Agreement with the findings alone does not authorize
+production: obtain explicit authorization to execute the staged update, complete PLAN review
+under its effective policy, then hand
+only the selected stage to the existing Context workflow.
+
+## Approve the project report
+
+Present a readable PLAN with the proposed outcome, source boundaries, coverage
+gaps, stages and delivery expectations. Apply `context.gate.plan_review` and the
+Skill's authorized task-scoped override. The default is `ask`: invite the user
+to read and approve it; no special approval string, generated code or schema is
+required. In delegated mode the Agent must read and review that same report,
+resolve deficiencies and record its decision before production. Research
+permission alone does not authorize executing the plan. Neither automatic
+triggering nor managed mode alone delegates this first review. The above-500
+human scope gate must already be resolved; PLAN delegation cannot bypass it.
+
+Establish the reporting mode using existing instructions where possible:
+
+- **After all stages:** continue authorized work and summarize at the end;
+  report actual blockers requiring user action when they arise.
+- **After each stage:** send a stage summary and follow the explicitly selected
+  continuation policy, either continue automatically or wait for a reply.
+
+Reporting frequency does not change the existing Context article review mode.
+An ordinary review still needs its normal user decision, and managed review
+still requires its existing authority and complete reading. If the user requests
+publication-free work, record the narrower deliverable explicitly; label it
+reviewed or locally built as appropriate, never published. Do not enable a
+remote publishing destination just to satisfy a planning checklist.
+
+After approval, commit the report and attempt integration using the user's
+authorized branch and repository process. Respect required checks and protected
+branches. If direct integration is unavailable, create a PR/MR when authorized
+and report its link. Keep the plan's actual merge state; an open review request
+does not cancel authorized research or unrelated stages. Without Git mutation
+authorization, retain the local report and continue work already authorized.
+
+## Hand one stage to production
+
+Provide the installed `context` Skill with:
+
+- the approved PLAN path and selected stage ID;
+- that stage's user outcome and specific source set;
+- fixed repository refs, reusable research and unresolved evidence gaps;
+- target existing articles and warranted new topics;
+- relevant existing sections, the planned reuse/revision/consolidation decisions,
+  and source or article relationships that this stage must preserve;
+- dependencies and the inherited review, managed and publishing settings;
+- its reporting and continuation policy;
+- the effective PLAN/article review policies and the trusted authorization for
+  any task-scoped overrides, without modifying the Bot or workspace defaults.
+
+The handoff states that this is one stage of an approved project plan. The
+production Skill follows its fresh Route for that scope, without applying the
+large-project threshold again to the full PLAN. Do not register the complete
+discovery inventory or turn every discovered item into a capture phase. Reuse
+available supported stage scoping/configuration; do not hand-edit protected
+registries, clear another task, or invent an unavailable CLI switch to restrict
+the scope. If the current workspace cannot isolate the selected stage, preserve
+its active work and report the concrete configuration issue before production.
+
+Stage planning does not replace production's semantic planning, source checks,
+candidate review or publication. Pass a bounded task into that existing process
+and consume its actual receipts when it finishes.
+
+Before starting each later stage, recheck only the affected knowledge and pending
+work against the current workspace, including articles delivered by earlier
+stages or other contributors. Refresh the overlap decisions and next-stage
+targets in the PLAN rather than repeating the full investigation. Preserve
+unrelated changes; follow the existing approval rules for any material change
+to the agreed project scope.
+
+## Progress, interruption and completion
+
+Update the PLAN after a meaningful checkpoint or stage transition, distinguishing
+discovered, registered, captured, written, reviewed, built and published work.
+Record the active command/job, current source or page, persistent input location,
+last confirmed result, remaining work and next action. Never infer success from
+an absent process or from the task runner's overall completion status.
+
+For a completed production stage, record the actual delivered pages, publication
+destination and receipt, resolved version, and associated commits/PRs/MRs. Check
+its delivery box only when the agreed delivery is confirmed. Keep merge and
+publication status separate; work may be awaiting one while the other succeeded.
+Commit and synchronize confirmed progress under the existing Git authorization.
+
+If interrupted, keep the PLAN and resume the current stage instead of repeating
+project-wide research. Check current workspace state and reuse confirmed outputs.
+An unresolved review, merge or publication remains visible. Continue independent
+stages only when their prerequisites and existing authorization permit it and
+no mandatory above-500 human scope gate is pending.
+
+Once all agreed stages have been delivered and outstanding integration is
+resolved, summarize the result, remove the PLAN, and include that deletion in the
+authorized final commit and synchronization. Do not delete before the completion
+criteria are met or erase its Git history. If final integration is pending,
+retain the PLAN with the outstanding action so another session can finish it.

package/plugins/codex/skills/context-plan/references/resource-tools.md

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+# Tools for planning research
+
+Use tools and credentials already available in the selected environment. Inspect
+their advertised commands and help before invoking an unfamiliar operation;
+capabilities can vary by installation. A missing command is a capability gap,
+not permission to invent an endpoint or bypass the source's access controls.
+
+## Source inventory and selective capture
+
+Prefer supported directory listing, batch capture, persistent progress and
+resume capabilities. Store reusable output in the plan's scratch directory.
+Keep listing results distinct from captured bodies and capture failures distinct
+from denied resources. Source type determines the appropriate document, table,
+board or file adapter; do not force every source through a document-only API.
+
+Where the installed tool supports bounded concurrency and rate-limit handling,
+let it schedule independent reads and honor its retry/backoff results. Avoid
+agent-written parallel shell loops that bypass those controls or concurrently
+write shared Context state. If only narrower operations are available, use
+bounded batches, persist their receipts, and report the capability limitation.
+
+Continue using the existing Context entry and its returned commands for official
+registration, capture and knowledge production. Planning scratch downloads are
+research inputs, not a substitute for an accepted source snapshot. Do not put
+research files directly into `sources/` or `knowledge/`.
+
+## Capture once and reuse in a production stage
+
+For an authorized Lark document, download a complete local snapshot before a
+Context workspace exists:
+
+```bash
+context source fetch lark https://example.larkoffice.com/docx/example-token \
+  --output .tmp/context-plans/20260101-handbook/documents/handbook \
+  --as bot --format json
+```
+
+The destination must be new. This operation does not register a source, create
+a production task, or write managed workspace state. It uses one fixed identity
+(Bot by default), including embedded resources; it never switches to User on
+failure. Use `--as user` only when authorized to read with that identity. Existing
+host authorization may then require consent. Inspect the fidelity and resource
+diagnostics: a retained reference or preview is not the complete missing resource.
+Rate-limit handling and supported same-identity representations use the ordinary
+capture machinery.
+
+Keep the whole returned `snapshot_dir`, including `snapshot.json`, document,
+raw responses and assets. The receipt is local integrity and capture provenance,
+not a platform signature or proof that the upstream document is still current.
+Do not replace a response with a summary or edit the receipt to hide gaps.
+
+After plan approval, register only the selected stage's source through the
+existing workflow. Then use the matching registered name in an import file:
+
+```json
+{
+  "type": "lark",
+  "name": "20260101/handbook",
+  "snapshot_dir": ".tmp/context-plans/20260101-handbook/documents/handbook"
+}
+```
+
+```bash
+context source import --input .tmp/context-plans/20260101-handbook/stage-inputs/import.json --format json
+```
+
+Paths in the payload are relative to the selected Context workspace; use its
+actual registered source name and an allowed local location. When moving between
+workspaces, copy or move the complete snapshot to the selected workspace's
+scratch directory. Snapshot entries must be real files, not symbolic links.
+Import validates the source identity, saved responses, digests and resource
+files through the normal capture write path. It preserves the original capture
+time and revision and makes no remote calls, including for structured resources.
+If the stage has a different resource policy, use its normal capture operation
+or explicitly reconcile that configuration; do not edit the saved receipt to
+pretend it was captured under a different policy.
+If the stage needs a newer source revision, fetch a new snapshot to a new directory
+instead of describing the saved one as fresh. Existing `response_files` import
+remains available, but may still fetch resources absent from those responses;
+use an intact `snapshot_dir` for complete local reuse.
+
+`context source discover lark` provides resumable Wiki directory discovery in an
+existing Context workspace. It does not fetch bodies or register the inventory.
+When no workspace exists, use the available source platform's authorized listing
+capability; do not invent a workspace-free discovery flag or initialize a full
+production scope only to list a directory. Batch registration and its checkpoints
+belong to the selected production stage, not the full planning inventory.
+
+## Repository research
+
+Reuse an existing authorized checkout at the requested revision. Read metadata
+and selected paths before deciding whether more objects or files are needed.
+For a new checkout, use the source platform's supported clone/read capabilities
+and save the resolved commit in the PLAN. Keep remote read results tied to that
+same commit, and fetch additional content only when the research requires it.
+
+Respect uncommitted work in reused checkouts. Do not reset, replace, rebase or
+switch a user's active worktree just to change the planning baseline. Use an
+available read-only view or an authorized separate research checkout when the
+required revision is unavailable locally.

package/plugins/codex/skills/context-plan/templates/PLAN.md

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+# Project plan: <project name>
+
+This report records the agreed project scope and stage progress. Complete the
+relevant sections in ordinary Markdown; remove template guidance when filling
+it in. It is a working report, not a machine-validated schema.
+
+## Outcome and current position
+
+- Reader/audience and requested outcome:
+- Knowledge workspace and Git root:
+- Current project state and active stage:
+- Last confirmed result:
+- Next action:
+
+## Research scope and findings
+
+| Source or subject | Kind and identity | Resolved version / capture context | Scale and coverage | Access or evidence gaps |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| | | | | |
+
+- For updates: each source's recorded baseline, target version and relevant changes:
+- Representative material examined and findings affecting the plan:
+- Distinct discovered count (exact / lower bound / estimate), selected count and capture count:
+- Early scope confirmation for inventories above 100 / 500, chosen filters or explicit full-scope decision:
+- Above-500 mandatory human gate: pending / resolved; observed task scope, actual human decision and trusted authority (Agent delegation is insufficient):
+- If pending: saved checkpoint, question awaiting human intervention and resume condition; the whole task remains paused:
+- Filter cutoff dates, classification evidence, unknown metadata and excluded groups:
+- Additional sources/links discovered, excluded scope and unresolved coverage:
+- Scratch research location and reusable checkpoints:
+
+## Existing knowledge and material relationships
+
+- Workspace organization and relevant approved sections actually inspected:
+- Existing source references and connections followed:
+- Pending drafts, earlier stage deliveries or concurrent work to account for:
+- Inspection coverage and any unavailable knowledge; do not treat unread as absent:
+
+| Topic / reader task | Existing article and section | Incoming documents / repositories | Overlap, gap or conflict | Proposed disposition and reason | Related knowledge / source dependencies |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| | | | | Reuse / revise / consolidate / add / investigate | |
+
+Group related material where useful; this is not a one-row-per-source inventory.
+Support decisions with sections actually read. For new coverage, suggest an
+existing section or explain the needed addition. Consolidation here is a proposal,
+not permission to modify or retire approved articles during research.
+
+## Proposed stages
+
+Use stable stage names. For a stage requiring publication, a delivery checkbox
+stays empty while only registration, capture, writing, review or a local build
+has completed. An explicitly publication-free stage may be marked delivered
+when its agreed deliverable is complete; do not label it published.
+
+| Delivered | Stage | Reader outcome and article targets | Selected sources and fixed refs | Scope counts and reason for any exception | Prerequisites | Current state |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| [ ] | S01 | | | | | planned |
+
+Explain how source groups map to useful articles rather than assuming one source
+requires one article. Record document, newly investigated repository and revision
+target counts for each relevant stage.
+
+Recommend 30 source documents per stage; adjust for subject, length, complexity
+and dependencies, with an absolute maximum of 50. Explain groups above 30 and
+use smaller stages when needed. Keep one newly investigated repository per stage
+and at most 30 revision target articles, even when the source-document group is larger.
+
+## Approval and execution choices
+
+- First report presented to the user:
+- Effective PLAN review policy (`ask` / `delegate`) and task-scoped override authority:
+- Human approval or Agent review result, deficiencies resolved and scope adjustments:
+- Execution authorization (separate from permission to research/review):
+- Reporting: after all stages / after each stage:
+- If reporting by stage: continue automatically / wait for a reply:
+- Existing article review and managed execution settings:
+- Agreed delivery destination and inherited publishing settings:
+- Authorized Git branch, commit and PR/MR/integration process:
+- Decisions still needed:
+
+Do not assign release versions in advance. A project plan approval does not
+stand in for article review, publishing permission or source authorization.
+
+## Current stage handoff
+
+- Approved plan and selected stage ID:
+- Bounded task passed to the existing Context Skill:
+- Selected sources, pinned refs and relevant research:
+- Existing article targets / new topics:
+- Reuse, revision or consolidation decisions and relationships to preserve:
+- Affected knowledge rechecked before this stage, including prior stage deliveries:
+- Effective task-scoped review overrides and their trusted authorization:
+- Inherited publishing and reporting choices:
+- Evidence gaps or dependencies that affect this stage:
+
+Project planning is already complete for this handoff. Production uses only this
+stage's scope and its normal Route; the full inventory is not a new task input.
+
+## Results and synchronization
+
+| Stage | Confirmed production/review result | Actual delivery and receipt/version | Commit / PR / MR | Merge state | Remaining action |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| | | | | | |
+
+## Resume notes
+
+- Active job/command and current processing position:
+- Persistent input/checkpoint and confirmed completed work:
+- Outstanding review, integration or publication:
+- Next executable action within the approved scope:
+- Independent work that can continue:
+
+A saved policy is a recovery record, not authorization by itself. On a resumed
+session, validate delegation against trusted task instructions; otherwise retain
+the default review policy until authorization is available.
+
+Keep this report while any agreed delivery or integration remains pending.
+After actual completion, remove it in the authorized final commit and synchronize
+that commit; Git history preserves the approved plan and progress.

package/plugins/cursor/.cursor-plugin/plugin.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "c4a",
   "displayName": "C4A Context",
-  "version": "0.7.34",
+  "version": "0.7.36",
   "description": "Start or continue a project-local knowledge workspace through one graph-routed entry.",
   "author": {
     "name": "Context4AI",
@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@
   "commands": "./commands/",
   "skills": [
     "./skills/context-indexer-create",
-    "./skills/context-inspect-search"
+    "./skills/context-inspect-search",
+    "./skills/context-plan"
   ]
 }

package/plugins/cursor/commands/c4a-context-plan.md

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+---
+description: "Plan or resume a large Context knowledge project, including initial research and updates across source versions. Use when explicitly requested, when continuing a PLAN report, or within an authorized Context project involving more than 30 source documents or substantive investigation of at least two repositories."
+---
+
+# Context Plan
+
+Read the installed `context-plan` skill at `../skills/context-plan/SKILL.md`
+relative to this command file, then follow its instructions for the user's request.
+Resolve its references and templates from that skill directory.