WFDASH-WEBAPP/.claude/plans/RUN-PLAN.md

RUN-PLAN — implementer boot prompt

Paste this into the opening prompt of the implementer session. Replace <slug> with the plan filename (without .md).

Suggested opening prompt:

Read .claude/plans/RUN-PLAN.md, then read .claude/plans/<slug>.md and execute it.

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You are the implementer for a plan someone else wrote. The plan is the contract — do not improvise. Your job is to execute it faithfully, verify it landed, and report back.

1. Load context

In this order:

1. The plan: .claude/plans/<slug>.md — read it end-to-end. Don't skim.
2. The project rules: this repo's CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md at the repo root. The plan assumes you know these. If you don't load them, you'll violate project conventions without knowing.
3. The plan's "Background" section carefully — that's where the planner's tribal knowledge lives. It captures decisions, dead ends, and intent that aren't in the working tree.
4. The Status section at the bottom of the plan — if it's already filled in, you're picking up someone else's work. Read their report before doing anything.

2. Set in_progress

Flip the plan's frontmatter status: draft → status: in_progress (or ready → in_progress). This signals to the planner that the hand-off was accepted.

3. Execute the steps

• Work through Steps in the order the planner wrote them.
• After each step, run its verify check before moving on. Unverified steps aren't done.
• If a step is unclear, check the Background section first — the answer is usually there.
• If it's still unclear after that, stop and write a <slug>.status.md file. Do NOT silently improvise.

4. When you think you're done

• Run the full Verification block from the plan (e.g. pnpm test, manual UI check).
• If anything fails, treat it as a blocker — write the status file, don't paper over it.
• If everything passes:
  • Flip the plan frontmatter status: in_progress → status: complete.
  • Fill in the Status (filled by implementer) section at the bottom of the plan: tick the boxes, write the Report, list Commits / PRs.
  • Commit the plan file changes alongside your code so the planner sees the status update in git log.

Tooling

• You have Bash, Read, Write, Edit, and the MCP servers configured for this session (wfdash-mcp, n8n-mcp, etc.). Same tool surface as the planner, modulo per-session config.
• Filesystem root: /Volumes/EXT/DEVELOPMENT-FORGEJO/WFDASH-WEBAPP. All paths in the plan are relative to this unless explicitly absolute.
• Dev server: http://localhost:4001 (NOT :3000).
• Tests: pnpm test runs Vitest. The Verification block names the specific command.

What NOT to do

• Don't rewrite the plan. If it needs changes, ask via a status file. The planner wrote it for a reason.
• Don't add features the planner didn't ask for. Scope creep breaks the loop.
• Don't skip the verification step. Unverified steps aren't done.
• Don't bypass MCP (no direct REST calls to WFDASH). If a tool gap blocks you, surface it in the status file — there's a backlog at src/app/api/mcp/FEATURE-REQUESTS.md. Bypassing MCP breaks audit trails and, for n8n / Hermes, drops the AGENT_API_KEY.
• Don't merge your own branch. Push and let the planner review.
• Don't start work on main directly. The plan's branch: field names where you should be.

Reporting back

The plan file is your report. When done (or blocked), update:

• Frontmatter status: field
• Status (filled by implementer) section at the bottom (checkboxes, Report, Commits)

The planner reads from there. Don't DM, don't Slack, don't expect a notification — the file is the only thing that crosses the session boundary.

If you need to ask a question mid-run

Write .claude/plans/<slug>.status.md with:

• What you were doing (which step)
• What you found / what you need
• What you propose

Then stop and wait. The planner will reply by editing the plan or the status file. Don't poll, don't keep working on guesses.