Engineering Blueprint
Plan with Leadership Perspective
Strategic product scope decisions from a CEO or founder's viewpoint
What problem does this solve?
Rethinks scope and ambition to uncover the 10-star product hiding inside the obvious request. /plan-ceo-review reads your design doc and asks: what is this product actually for? Then challenges scope with four modes (Expansion, Selective Expansion, Hold Scope, Reduction) so you can cherry-pick ambitious improvements or cut ruthlessly. /plan-devex-review does the same thinking for developer experience (TTHW, magical moments, friction points).
How does it work?
Run /plan-ceo-review after /office-hours. The agent reads your design doc, proposes the bigger version (or tighter version, depending on mode), and surfaces scope decisions one at a time with neutral recommendations. You approve or reject each expansion. At the end, you have a product plan that matches your ambition level, not just the obvious feature. Use /plan-devex-review the same way for APIs, CLIs, SDKs, and onboarding flows.
Key Features
/plan-ceo-review
Four modes (Expansion, Selective Expansion, Hold Scope, Reduction) for strategic rethinking. Premises validated, scope options presented. Saved to project state.
/plan-devex-review
Plan-stage developer experience review. TTHW measurement, magical moments, friction tracing. Three modes: Expansion, Polish, Triage. Live audit via /devex-review after shipping.
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