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Initialize persistent planning structure for a task. Creates .planning/[task-slug]/ with task_plan.md and notes.md. Use when you want to plan without autonomous execution.
npx claudepluginhub theglitchking/aeon-loop --plugin aeon-loopHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/aeon-loop:start-planningThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Initialize the persistent planning structure for a task without starting autonomous execution.
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Initialize the persistent planning structure for a task without starting autonomous execution.
/start-planning "Your task name here"
/start-planning "Refactor authentication system"
/start-planning "Build REST API with JWT"
/start-planning "Fix memory leak in worker process"
When the user runs /start-planning "Task Name":
bash "${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR:-$(pwd)}/plugins/aeon-loop/scripts/init-planning.sh" "Task Name"
.planning/[task-slug]/task_plan.md to define phases.planning/[task-slug]/notes.md/loop.planning/
└── [task-slug]/
├── task_plan.md # Track phases and progress
└── notes.md # Store research and findings
Task names are converted to URL-friendly slugs:
refactor-authenticationbuild-rest-apifix-bug-123| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/start-planning | Create planning structure only (manual work) |
/loop | Create planning + start autonomous execution |
Use /start-planning when you want to:
Use /loop when you want: