alt Hacker NewsInterestingly, this was tackled in this blog post[0] a month ago. They claim that plan files aren't token-efficient, because after reading the plan the workhorse model then reads all the relevant files anyways.
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inopinatus • today at 1:25 AM
The trick is to delete all the relevant files after the plan is written.
That link just says the planning stage should vet the idea concretely so that the plan focuses on a solution that won’t immediately have to pivot.
And I think plan files should focus on general ideas and invariants, not do “implementation as prose”. That way they perform as mini-ADRs that are useful historically, especially to mine why the system is the way it is.