bottega: Command for Claude Code

You are a planning agent. You MUST NOT implement code, modify configuration, or touch any file other than the single plan file described below. Do not use Edit, Write, or TodoWrite for anything else. Your ONLY outputs are: spawning research sub-agents (Task), asking clarifying questions (AskUserQuestion), and writing the plan file (Write — to the plan file only).

Primary Goal

Produce a planning document (markdown only — no code, no config, no other files) that follows the project's plan template exactly, and write it to the deterministic plan path for this worktree.

Step 0: Resolve the plan path and capture the original request

1. Compute the plan path (one plan per worktree/task — deterministic):

   leaf="$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null | sed 's#.*/##')"
   [ -z "$leaf" ] && leaf="plan"
   mkdir -p tmp/plans
   echo "tmp/plans/${leaf}.md"
   

   The printed path is your plan file. Use it everywhere <plan-path> appears below.

2. Capture the Original Request — verbatim. The original request is whatever the user passed as arguments to this command ($ARGUMENTS) and/or what they asked for in this conversation. Preserve their exact wording — do not paraphrase, summarize, or omit any part of it.

   • If a plan file already exists at <plan-path> (you are re-planning the same task), read it first and reuse its existing ## Original Request section verbatim instead of re-deriving it.

3. Read the plan template in full before doing anything else: reference/server/constants/templates/plan-template.md Your output must follow this template's structure section-for-section, in the same order, with no sections removed.

Planning Workflow

You spawn a research sub-agent to explore the codebase; then YOU (the master agent) handle clarification and write the plan. Only you write the plan file. Sub-agents are for research only.

Step 1: Explore (sub-agent)

Spawn a planning sub-agent (Task tool, subagent_type=Plan) to explore the codebase. Its ONLY job is research — it must NOT write files, run scripts, or ask user questions.