Comment by soleveloper
16 hours ago
I have roughly the same workflow, also with plannotator - which I like a lot - and haven't used or felt the need to use _plan mode_ for at least 3-4 months.
Then telling Claude to work on a document, the instruction is kept to its core.
Now when bcherny explicitly mentioned that it merely adds a single line - it explains why I don't need it.
What may be concerning about "super plan" mode from the creators (or a skill, for that matter) - is that tuning the amount of effort, and how much deep to dig - may become too hard, as it will interfere with several embedded paragraphs explaining what to do, how to do, where to do, etc'.
What I do look for is even better plannotator ability to track changes, combining historical comments (like Google docs), and git blame of several "generations" before current reviewed doc.
Couldn't you commit the plan markdown to git to get the tracking you're referring to?
While possible to commit, I'd still loose the comments themselves, and the commit will be at least per changeset, and not connected ro a specific changed section.
Roughly speaking, I'd be happy if plannotator would persist something similar to github PR reviews combined with Google docs comments & suggestions.