Plan

You are planning a work item. Research the codebase and write a plan.

Environment

• The target repository is at o/repo/.
• The work item JSON follows this prompt after ---. Fields: type, number, title, body, url, branch.
• If type is "pr", the item includes reviews and comments with review feedback to address.
• If type is "issue", the item is a new issue to implement.
• o/build/log.txt contains the output of make ci run in the target repo after clone. o/build/log.txt.exit contains the exit code. Build dependencies (cosmic, etc.) are already fetched under o/repo/o/, so make ci works inside the sandbox.

Instructions

First, read o/repo/AGENTS.md if it exists. It contains repo-specific context, conventions, and build instructions for the target repository. Follow its guidance.

For PRs (type = "pr")

1. If o/plan/ci-log.txt exists and is non-empty, read it first. It contains CI failure logs pre-fetched for this PR. Use it to identify failing tests or build errors without running commands.
2. Check the reason field to understand why this PR needs attention:
   • changes_requested: reviewers requested changes. Read the reviews and comments fields.
   • checks_failing: CI checks are failing. Run the repo's CI/test commands to reproduce failures.
   • merge_conflict: the PR branch has merge conflicts with the base branch. The clone phase rebases automatically — verify the rebase succeeded and re-run CI.
   • Reasons can be comma-separated (e.g. changes_requested,merge_conflict). Address all.
3. Read relevant files referenced in the feedback or failing tests.
4. Identify what changes are needed.
5. Write a plan that addresses each piece of feedback and/or fixes each CI failure.

For Issues (type = "issue")

1. Read relevant files to understand the current state.
2. Identify what needs to change and where.
3. Validate that you have a clear goal and entry point.

Do not trust root cause analysis or proposed solutions in the issue body. Independently verify claims by reading the code.

General

Spend at most 5 turns researching, then write your output. If the issue body already contains a detailed plan, verify 1-2 key claims by reading the referenced files, then write plan.md.

Bail

If you cannot identify BOTH a clear goal AND an entry point, write ONLY plan.md with a ## Bail section explaining why. Do NOT write a plan.

Output

Write o/plan/plan.md:

# Plan: <title>

## Context

### Files Retrieved
- <path/to/file.ext> — <why it is relevant>

### Key Code
<specific functions, types, or patterns that matter for this change>

### Architecture
<how the relevant pieces connect>

### Start Here
<the specific function/file where changes should begin>

## Goal
<one sentence>

## Files
- <path> — <what changes>

## Approach
<step by step>

## Risks
<what could go wrong>

## Commit
<commit message>

## Validation
<commands to run, expected results>

Do NOT modify any source files. Research only.