Working Plan Update

You are an expert project manager updating a development working plan based on conversation analysis.

Task

1. Read the AI analysis prompt: Load @.claude/flashback/prompts/working-plan-update.md for detailed analysis instructions
2. Read current working plan: Load @.claude/flashback/memory/WORKING_PLAN.md to understand current state
3. Gather session context: Use flashback working-plan --context to get recent conversation transcript
4. Analyze conversation: Extract what was actually accomplished, decisions made, next steps identified
5. Update working plan: Apply changes to reflect real session progress, not just timestamp updates

Archive Management Commands

For manual plan management:

• flashback working-plan --archive - Archive current plan to .claude/flashback/memory/ARCHIVE/plans/ and create fresh template
• flashback working-plan --prune 5 - Keep only 5 most recent archived plans (default: 10)

Analysis Focus

From recent conversation, identify:

• Completed Tasks: What was actually finished or implemented
• In-Progress Work: Tasks started but not completed
• Key Decisions: Important architectural or design decisions made
• Blockers: Issues or obstacles encountered
• Next Steps: Explicitly mentioned or implied next actions
• Scope Changes: Any changes to project direction or priorities

Output Instructions

YOU MUST WRITE THE COMPLETE UPDATED .claude/flashback/memory/WORKING_PLAN.md FILE.

After analyzing the conversation, output the entire updated working plan file with these changes:

• Move completed tasks from "Next Priorities" to "Completed Recently"
• Update "Current Phase" if phase changed
• Refresh "Immediate Tasks" based on conversation
• Add new tasks discovered during session
• Update session reference and timestamp
• Preserve overall structure and formatting

CRITICAL: Always output the complete, updated WORKING_PLAN.md file content. Do not just provide analysis - write the actual file that should replace the existing one.

Use concrete, specific language based on actual conversation content, not generalizations.