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- NPX install: npx get-shit-done-cc
- Slash commands for project management
- Context engineering templates and workflows

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-15 07:44:41 -06:00

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Gather milestone context through adaptive questioning before creating a new milestone, using intake & decision gate pattern to build comprehensive understanding of goals, scope, lessons learned, and success criteria. Load project state:
cat .planning/STATE.md
cat .planning/ROADMAP.md

If no active milestone (expected state after completing previous): Continue to milestone_context.

If active milestone exists:

Current milestone in progress: v[X.Y] [Name]
Phases [N]-[M], [P]% complete

Did you want to:
1. Complete current milestone first (/gsd:complete-milestone)
2. Add phases to current milestone (/gsd:add-phase)
3. Continue anyway - discuss next milestone scope

Wait for user response. If "Continue anyway", proceed to milestone_context.

Present context from previous milestone:
Last completed: v[X.Y] [Name] (shipped [DATE])
Key accomplishments:
- [From MILESTONES.md or STATE.md]

Total phases delivered: [N]
Next phase number: [N+1]

Continue to intake_gate.

The primary question is: **What do you want to build/add/fix?**

Everything else (scope, priority, constraints) is secondary and derived from features.

Check for inputs:

  • Deferred issues from STATE.md (potential features)
  • Known gaps or pain points from usage
  • User's ideas for what's next

Start: "What do you want to add, improve, or fix in this milestone?"

Then use AskUserQuestion to explore features. After each response, dig deeper with follow-up questions about specifics.

Feature exploration questions (use as needed):

If they named specific features:

  • header: "Feature Details"
  • question: "Tell me more about [feature] - what should it do?"
  • options: [Contextual options based on feature type + "Let me describe it"]

If they described a general direction:

  • header: "Breaking It Down"
  • question: "That could involve [A], [B], [C] - which matter most?"
  • options: [Specific sub-features + "All of them" + "Something else"]

If they're not sure:

  • header: "Starting Points"
  • question: "What's been frustrating or missing?"
  • options: [Deferred issues from STATE.md + pain point categories + "Let me think about it"]

After gathering features, synthesize:

Based on what you described:

**Features:**
- [Feature 1]: [brief description]
- [Feature 2]: [brief description]
- [Feature 3]: [brief description]

**Estimated scope:** [N] phases
**Theme suggestion:** v[X.Y] [Name]

Decision gate (MUST have all 3 options):

Header: "Ready?"
Options:
  1. "Create milestone" - Proceed to /gsd:new-milestone
  2. "Ask more questions" - Explore features or constraints further
  3. "Let me add context" - I have more to share

If "Ask more questions" → generate 2-3 contextual follow-ups → return to gate. If "Let me add context" → receive input, update synthesis → return to gate. Loop until "Create milestone" selected.

Present summary and hand off to create-milestone:
Milestone scope defined:

**Features:**
- [Feature 1]: [description]
- [Feature 2]: [description]
- [Feature 3]: [description]

**Suggested milestone:** v[X.Y] [Theme Name]
**Estimated phases:** [N]

Ready to create the milestone structure.

Invoke: SlashCommand("/gsd:new-milestone")

Pass context forward by summarizing:

  • Features to build (the substance)
  • Suggested milestone name
  • How features map to phases

<success_criteria>

  • Project state loaded (STATE.md, ROADMAP.md)
  • Previous milestone context presented
  • Features identified - What to build/add/fix (the substance)
  • Features explored with clarifying questions
  • Scope synthesized from features (not asked abstractly)
  • Context handed off to /gsd:new-milestone with feature list </success_criteria>