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Planwise — Development skill for Claude Code

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Planwise is a Claude Code plugin that brings end-to-end project management to your CLI.

How to install Planwise

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open gabgoss/planwise and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Planwise does

Planwise is a Claude Code plugin that brings end-to-end project management to your CLI. Create plans, execute sessions with READ-CONFIRM-ACT protocol, run multi-agent reviews, manage backlogs, and capture lessons — all via /planwise.

Alternatives in Development

Manage — Review all open positions and take management actions 722 ★
Building — Execute plans through gated phases with subagent dispatch 243 ★
Sidecar Management — How to create, update, and manage dynamic Inngest functions in the sidecar process (cron jobs, event handlers 135 ★

README

planwise

**Your AI project manager that never forgets.**

planwise is a plugin for [Claude Code](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code) that helps you plan, execute, review, and track your work across sessions. It keeps everything organized in simple markdown files so nothing gets lost between conversations.

The problem

Ever had Claude Code forget what you were working on? Started a new session and had to re-explain everything? Watched tasks pile up with no way to prioritize them?

**planwise fixes that.** It gives your projects a persistent memory — structured plans, scored backlogs, and lessons learned that survive across every session.

Getting started
Full user guide
Quick reference
Uninstalling
Troubleshooting

Getting started

This guide walks you through everything from zero. No prior experience with plugins or terminals required.

What you'll need

Claude Code installed and working (get it here if you haven't already)
Python 3.8+ installed on your computer (planwise uses small Python scripts for backlog scoring)
A project you want to manage
Optional: GitHub CLI (gh) — only needed if you want /planwise feedback to file its issue for you. Without it, feedback still works: your report is saved as a draft file and you paste it into the issues page yourself. You don't have to install it up