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ai project execution planner
Converts vague technical goals into scoped, sequenced execution plans with verifiable tasks and dependency mapping.
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I need a plan to add a 'dark mode' toggle to our Next.js dashboard. It should persist in localStorage and respect system preferences. Check the components folder to see how we handle themes.
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I have analyzed the dashboard components and drafted a sequenced execution plan. This plan focuses on a persistent theme provider that respects both user overrides and system settings.
Project: Dashboard Dark Mode Persistence
Outcome
A user can toggle between light and dark themes via a UI switch, and their preference persists across page reloads and browser sessions.
Scope
In
- Theme provider implementation using Next-Themes.
- UI Toggle component in the Navigation sidebar.
- LocalStorage persistence logic.
- System preference detection (prefers-color-scheme).
Out
- Redesigning existing component colors (uses current CSS variables).
- Different themes for sub-domains.
Dependencies
| Dependency | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
next-themes package | build-first | Not installed |
layout.tsx | exists | Needs wrap |
components/Nav.tsx | exists | Needs toggle |
Reusable Context
- CSS Variables:
--background,--foreground,--primary. - Config: Next.js 14 App Router conventions.
- Storage Key:
theme-preference.
Execution Plan
Milestone 1: Theme Infrastructure
Outcome: The application can programmatically switch CSS variable sets.
Task 1.1: Install and Wrap Provider
- Touches:
package.json,app/layout.tsx
Agent instruction: Install next-themes and wrap the root layout with the ThemeProvider, setting the attribute to 'class'.
- Verification:
greppackage.json for the dependency and check layout.tsx for the provider wrapper. - Handoff: Provider is active;
useThemehook is now available for components.
Milestone 2: UI Implementation
Outcome: User can interactively change the theme state.
Task 2.1: Create ThemeToggle Component
- Touches:
components/ThemeToggle.tsx
Agent instruction: Build a client component switch that calls setTheme. Ensure it handles hydration mismatch by only rendering after mount.
- Verification: Run the component in isolation or check for
useEffectmount guard in code. - Handoff: Toggle component is ready for placement.
Sequenced Task List (priority order)
- [Milestone 1] Task 1.1 — Install and Wrap Provider.
- [Milestone 2] Task 2.1 — Create ThemeToggle Component.
- [Milestone 2] Task 2.2 — Integrate Toggle into
components/Nav.tsx.
Closure Checklist
- Theme persists after manual browser refresh.
- Dashboard defaults to dark if system
prefers-color-schemeis dark. - No hydration mismatch warnings in console.
Next steps
- Install
next-themesdependency. - Implement the
ThemeProviderin the root layout. - Verify the CSS variable mapping in your global stylesheet.
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About this skill
The problem
Vague feature requests and Slack threads often lead to scope creep, blocked workstreams, and failed agent handoffs. Without a concrete sequence of verifiable tasks, developers waste time re-deriving context or building the wrong thing.
What it does
- Extracts observable success criteria from ambiguous goals to define a "true done" state.
- Maps codebase dependencies by reading existing files to ground the plan in reality.
- Decomposes projects into sequenced milestones with atomic, verb-first tasks.
- Generates specific verification gates and handoff instructions for every task to ensure seamless execution.
- Captures reusable context like API shapes and config paths upfront for future sessions.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Most LLMs jump straight into writing code, leading to circular dependencies and missed edge cases. This skill enforces a rigorous planning phase that separates architectural intent from implementation, producing a document that serves as a verifiable source of truth for both humans and other agents.
Use cases
- Breaking down a complex feature request into a multi-day execution roadmap.
- Creating clear handoff documentation for sub-agents to execute specific modules.
- Auditing a stalled project to identify hidden blocks and missing acceptance criteria.
- Scoping the MVP of a new service to prevent unnecessary engineering overhead.
Known limitations
Does not execute the plan, write production code, or manage infrastructure. Requires read access to the project directory to surface accurate dependencies.
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