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Structured Impl Planner
You get the full implementation plan — constraints, risks, rollback points — before you open an editor.
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Structured Impl Planner
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Plan how to add CSV export of invoices to our Laravel admin panel. Accounts can have up to 50k invoices, users must filter by date range, and the export should run in the background and notify the user when ready.
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Implementation plan for background invoice CSV export: six verifiable steps with rollback points.
Context to read first
- The existing invoice list controller and its filter query
- Queue driver config and how other jobs are dispatched
- Storage disk used for user downloads and the notification setup
Steps
| # | Step | Verify by |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Extract the date-filter query into a reusable scope | Existing list tests still pass |
| 2 | Add exports table (user, status, path, filters) | Migrate and rollback locally |
| 3 | Create ExportInvoicesJob using lazy() or chunk() to stream rows | Job test with 50k seeded invoices completes |
| 4 | Endpoint to request an export, returns 202 | Feature test asserts the job is queued |
| 5 | Notify the user with a signed, expiring download link | Notification test and a manual download |
| 6 | UI button and status indicator | Manual check in staging |
File-level change map
app/Models/Invoice.php scope
app/Jobs/ExportInvoicesJob.php new
app/Http/Controllers/Admin/InvoiceExportController.php
app/Notifications/ExportReady.php new
database/migrations/..._create_exports_table.php
routes/web.php, invoices/index.blade.php
Rollback points
- After step 1: refactor only, safe to ship alone
- After step 4: hide the route behind a flag if the job misbehaves
- Step 2 migration is additive and can be rolled back
Next steps
- Confirm the CSV columns
- Decide how long export files are kept
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About this skill
Jumping straight to code works until step seven, where the change you didn't anticipate meets the four files you already modified and nothing fits together anymore. This skill forces the planning work that prevents mid-implementation pivots: it maps every affected module before you write a line, surfaces the dependency order that makes changes non-reversible, identifies the test harness you need to build first, and writes a sequenced task list where each step is independently mergeable. You get the full implementation plan — constraints, risks, rollback points — before you open an editor. Use it when the feature touches more than two files, when the spec is incomplete, or when your last three attempts at 'just implementing it' produced a mess you refactored for longer than you built. Give it your codebase context, the feature description, and the constraints that matter; it returns a plan you can execute without rediscovering the architecture mid-flight.
- Requires user to provide current file context
- Planning only: does not execute code changes
- Might overlook implicit architectural constraints in very large repos
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