ever-works/orgs/autoplan

Autoplan

Runs the three plan reviews as a single chained pipeline with auto-decisions, for work that is routine enough not to need a human pause between stages. The value is speed without skipping stages — every review still happens, every decision still gets written down.

Steps

1. Confirm eligibility. Autoplan is for routine, reversible work. If the

plan touches auth, billing, data deletion, public API contracts, or anything expensive to reverse, stop and run the reviews individually with explicit sign-offs instead.

1. Product pass. Run the plan-ceo-review sections with the hold posture

by default. Record the verdict. If the verdict is revise, apply the objections that are unambiguous, and note the ones that required judgment.

1. Design pass. Run the plan-design-review checklist against the planned

surfaces. Record ratings and required changes; fold unambiguous changes into the plan.

1. Engineering pass. Run the plan-eng-review: architecture, data flow,

edge cases, test matrix. Fold in the required changes the same way.

1. Reconcile. Where two passes conflict (design wants richer states,

engineering wants fewer), state the conflict and pick the resolution that protects the user-visible success test. Record why.

1. Emit the decision log. Every auto-decision gets one line: what was

decided, which pass forced it, and what was traded away. An empty decision log means the pipeline was run too gently — routine plans still generate decisions.

1. Final gate. If any pass produced a kill signal or an unresolvable

conflict, downgrade from auto to manual: stop and escalate with the log so a human-paced review picks up exactly where the pipeline halted.

Quality bar

• All three passes run — none skipped because the plan "looks fine".
• Every folded-in change is traceable to the pass that demanded it.
• Escalations arrive with the full decision log, not a summary of vibes.

Output format

The revised plan plus a Decision Log section: pipeline verdicts (one line per pass), numbered auto-decisions, conflicts and their resolutions, and either LOCKED or ESCALATED as the final line.