Start a task with full moo workflow. Surfaces unknowns, clarifies intent, searches libraries, assesses confidence, presents plan. Will NOT proceed until intent is clear.
A deliberate planning workflow that ensures 85%+ confidence before implementation. It surfaces unknowns, classifies tasks, searches libraries, and presents a complete plan with failure modes and success criteria. Use for complex or high-stakes tasks where clarity matters more than speed.
/plugin marketplace add saadshahd/moo.md/plugin install hope@moo.mdStart a task the moo way. Will not proceed until ≥85% confident in intent.
Before anything else, identify what's unclear.
Ask yourself (silently):
If confidence < 85%, ask the user 3-5 targeted questions using the Ask tool:
Wait for answers before proceeding.
Once intent is ≥85% confident, invoke /hope:prime to select and load relevant skills for the task.
This ensures the right workflows and tools are in context before planning begins.
Once intent is clear:
## Failure Analysis
- [Mode]: [CATASTROPHIC/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
Search production libraries:
State confidence as range:
Confidence gates:
## Intent
[What we're building and why - one sentence]
## Approach: Layer 0
[Simplest working version using production library]
## Failure Modes
- [Mode 1]: [Impact] - [Mitigation]
## Success Criteria
- [How we know it works]
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[Quality Footer - see ../skills/soul/references/quality-footer.md]
For high-complexity tasks, add project-level controls:
### Kill Criteria
Conditions that stop the project:
1. [Specific measurable condition]
2. [Specific measurable condition]
3. [Specific measurable condition]
### Pivot Triggers
Signals requiring direction change:
1. [Observable signal]
2. [Observable signal]
3. [Observable signal]
### 48-Hour De-risking Test
Riskiest assumption: [Identify #1 risk]
Test: [Specific experiment to run]
Success criteria: [Measurable outcome]
Failure criteria: [Measurable outcome]
Pivot if fails: [Alternative direction]
Do not implement until user says "proceed".
If user provides feedback, incorporate and re-present plan.
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