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leo-claude-mktplace/plugins/projman/skills/input-detection.md
lmiranda 16acc0609e feat(projman): add RFC system for feature tracking
Implement wiki-based Request for Comments system for capturing,
reviewing, and tracking feature ideas through their lifecycle.

New commands:
- /rfc-create: Create RFC from conversation or clarified spec
- /rfc-list: List RFCs grouped by status
- /rfc-review: Submit Draft RFC for review
- /rfc-approve: Approve RFC for sprint planning
- /rfc-reject: Reject RFC with documented reason

RFC lifecycle: Draft → Review → Approved → Implementing → Implemented

Integration:
- /sprint-plan detects approved RFCs and offers selection
- /sprint-close updates RFC status on completion
- clarity-assist suggests /rfc-create for feature ideas

New MCP tool: allocate_rfc_number

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-02-01 12:38:02 -05:00

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input-detection Detect planning input source (RFC, file, wiki, or conversation)

Input Source Detection

Purpose

Defines how to detect where planning input is coming from and how to handle each source.

When to Use

  • Planner agent: At start of sprint planning
  • Commands: /sprint-plan

Detection Priority

Priority Source Detection Action
0 Approved RFC RFC-Index has entries in "Approved" section Offer RFC selection or new work
1 Local file docs/changes/*.md exists Parse frontmatter, migrate to wiki, delete local
2 Existing wiki Change VXX.X.X: Proposal exists Use as-is, create implementation page
3 Conversation Neither exists Create wiki from discussion context

RFC Detection (Priority 0)

Before checking for local files or wiki proposals, check for approved RFCs.

Detection Steps

  1. Fetch RFC-Index:

    get_wiki_page(page_name="RFC-Index", repo="org/repo")
    
  2. Parse Approved Section:

    • Find "## Approved" section
    • Extract RFC entries from table
  3. If Approved RFCs Exist:

    Approved RFCs available for implementation:
    
    | RFC | Title | Champion |
    |-----|-------|----------|
    | RFC-0003 | Feature X | @user |
    | RFC-0007 | Enhancement Y | @user |
    
    Options:
    [1] Implement RFC-0003: Feature X
    [2] Implement RFC-0007: Enhancement Y
    [3] Describe new work (skip RFCs)
    
    Select an option:
    
  4. If RFC Selected:

    • Use RFC content as planning input
    • Status will transition to Implementing after planning approval
    • Skip local file and wiki proposal detection
  5. If "New Work" Selected:

    • Continue with normal Priority 1-3 detection
    • Optionally offer: "Would you like to create an RFC first? (y/n)"

Local File Format

---
version: "4.1.0"        # or "sprint-17" for internal work
title: "Feature Name"
plugin: plugin-name     # optional
type: feature           # feature | bugfix | refactor | infra
---

# Feature Description
[Free-form content...]

Detection Steps

  1. Check for local files:

    ls docs/changes/*.md
    
  2. Check for existing wiki proposal:

    list_wiki_pages(repo="org/repo")
    # Filter for "Change V" prefix matching version
    
  3. If neither found: Use conversation context

  4. If multiple sources found: Ask user which to use


Report to User

Input source detected:
✓ Found: docs/changes/v4.1.0-wiki-planning.md
  - Version: 4.1.0
  - Title: Wiki-Based Planning Workflow
  - Type: feature

I'll use this as the planning input. Proceed? (y/n)

Migration Flow (Local File → Wiki)

When using local file as input:

  1. Parse frontmatter to extract metadata
  2. Create wiki proposal page: Change V4.1.0: Proposal
  3. Create implementation page: Change V4.1.0: Proposal (Implementation 1)
  4. Delete local file - wiki is now source of truth
Migration complete:
✓ Created: "Change V4.1.0: Proposal" (wiki)
✓ Created: "Change V4.1.0: Proposal (Implementation 1)" (wiki)
✓ Deleted: docs/changes/v4.1.0-wiki-planning.md (migrated)

Ambiguous Input Handling

If multiple valid sources found:

Multiple input sources detected:

1. Local file: docs/changes/v4.1.0-feature.md
   - Version: 4.1.0
   - Title: New Feature

2. Wiki proposal: Change V4.1.0: Proposal
   - Status: In Progress
   - Date: 2026-01-20

Which should I use for planning?
  [1] Local file (will migrate to wiki)
  [2] Existing wiki proposal
  [3] Start fresh from conversation