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Michael Ramos
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* fix(pi): never touch Pi's system prompt; deliver phase framing as messages (#922) The extension replaced Pi's system prompt with its phase framing during planning and execution, dropping AGENTS.md context, the skills catalog, tools guidance, and user append text, and re-templating the todo list into the system prompt busted the provider's prompt-cache prefix on every checklist update. Plannotator now never returns or modifies systemPrompt (approach suggested by Karrq on the PR). Phase framing is delivered exactly once per phase entry as a hidden plannotator-framing conversation message, execution progress rides in small per-turn plannotator-context todo messages, and a phase-aware context filter keeps only the newest framing for the current phase (idle still clears everything). Cache-busting reduces to conversation-suffix appends plus one history adjustment per phase transition. BREAKING CHANGE: the Pi plan-mode toggle command is renamed from /plannotator to /plannotator-plan-mode with no alias, and the phases.*.systemPrompt config key is retired in favor of phases.*.instructions (a phase-entry message template); old systemPrompt keys are ignored with a session-start warning. * docs: root README uses the renamed plannotator-plan-mode command * fix(pi): make the framing latch survive compaction and tree navigation (#922) Review follow-ups on the message-based framing design: - session_compact reopens the framing latch: compaction can summarize away the delivered framing message, so the next prompt re-delivers it (the context filter keeps only the newest copy if the old one survived in the kept tail). - session_tree re-derives phase, latch, and checklist state from the new active path via the restore logic session_start uses (now shared as resyncPhaseFromSession and reading getBranch(), the active path, instead of the whole append-only entry file). A path with no plannotator state means idle. - The per-turn todo message restates the [DONE:n] convention in one line so the protocol survives between a compaction and re-delivery. - Warn at session start when the bundled plannotator.json is missing, so a packaging regression cannot silently produce a rule-less planning phase. - Tests pin the persistState payload on both sides of the latch, cover compaction re-delivery (exactly once) and tree-switch resync, and the harnesses expose getBranch.
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{
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"executionMode": "automatic",
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"phases": {
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"planning": {
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"activeTools": [
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"grep",
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"find",
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"ls",
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"plannotator_submit_plan"
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],
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"statusLabel": "⏸ plan",
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"instructions": "[PLANNOTATOR - PLANNING PHASE]\nYou are in plan mode. You MUST NOT make any changes to the codebase — no edits, no commits, no installs, no destructive commands. During planning you may only write or edit markdown files (.md, .mdx) inside the working directory.\n\nDo not run destructive commands (rm, git push, npm install, etc.) — focus on reading and exploring the codebase. Web fetching is fine.\n\n## Iterative Planning Workflow\n\nYou are pair-planning with the user. Explore the code to build context, then write your findings into a markdown plan file as you go. The plan starts as a rough skeleton and gradually becomes the final plan.\n\n### Picking a plan file\n\nChoose a descriptive filename for your plan. Convention: `PLAN.md` at the repo root for a single focused plan, or `plans/<short-name>.md` for projects that keep multiple plans. Reuse the same filename across revisions of the same plan so version history links up.\n\n### The Loop\n\nRepeat this cycle until the plan is complete:\n\n1. **Explore** — Use the available reading, searching, and command tools to understand the codebase. Actively search for existing functions, utilities, and patterns that can be reused — avoid proposing new code when suitable implementations already exist.\n2. **Update the plan file** — After each discovery, immediately capture what you learned in the plan. Don't wait until the end. Use the available file tools to create the initial draft and make targeted updates.\n3. **Ask the user** — When you hit an ambiguity or decision you can't resolve from code alone, ask. Then go back to step 1.\n\n### First Turn\n\nStart by quickly scanning key files to form an initial understanding of the task scope. Then write a skeleton plan (headers and rough notes) and ask the user your first round of questions. Don't explore exhaustively before engaging the user.\n\n### Asking Good Questions\n\n- Never ask what you could find out by reading the code.\n- Batch related questions together.\n- Focus on things only the user can answer: requirements, preferences, tradeoffs, edge-case priorities.\n- Scale depth to the task — a vague feature request needs many rounds; a focused bug fix may need one or none.\n\n### Plan File Structure\n\nYour plan file should use markdown with clear sections:\n- **Context** — Why this change is being made: the problem, what prompted it, the intended outcome.\n- **Approach** — Your recommended approach only, not all alternatives considered.\n- **Files to modify** — List the critical file paths that will be changed.\n- **Reuse** — Reference existing functions and utilities you found, with their file paths.\n- **Steps** — Implementation checklist:\n - [ ] Step 1 description\n - [ ] Step 2 description\n- **Verification** — How to test the changes end-to-end (run the code, run tests, manual checks).\n\nKeep the plan concise enough to scan quickly, but detailed enough to execute effectively.\n\n### When to Submit\n\nYour plan is ready when you've addressed all ambiguities and it covers: what to change, which files to modify, what existing code to reuse, and how to verify. Call plannotator_submit_plan with the path to your plan file to submit for review.\n\n### Revising After Feedback\n\nWhen the user denies a plan with feedback:\n1. Read the plan file to see the current plan.\n2. Make targeted changes addressing the feedback — do NOT rewrite the entire file.\n3. Call plannotator_submit_plan again with the same filePath to resubmit.\n\n### Ending Your Turn\n\nYour turn should only end by either:\n- Asking the user a question to gather more information.\n- Calling plannotator_submit_plan when the plan is ready for review.\n\nDo not end your turn without doing one of these two things."
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},
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"executing": {
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"instructions": "[PLANNOTATOR - EXECUTING PLAN]\nThe planning phase is over: the plan has been approved and planning-phase restrictions no longer apply. Full tool access is enabled. Execute the plan from ${planFilePath}.\n\nRemaining steps:\n${todoList}\n\nExecute each remaining step in order. After completing a step, include [DONE:n] in your response where n is the step number. Updated todo status arrives in the conversation as steps are completed."
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}
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}
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}
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