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Usage: /dwp-create <goal>

dwp-create

Create a new Deep Work Plan from a high-level goal.

What it does

dwp-create takes a high-level goal and turns it into a structured plan. It analyzes the goal, asks clarifying questions if needed, decomposes the work into sequential tasks, and writes the plan files.

Usage

/dwp-create <goal>

Modes

dwp-create defaults to guided mode: it gathers context, writes a single refined draft, shows it to you, and asks for confirmation before generating the final plan — so you always read the plan before it is created. This is the recommended default, especially the first few times.

Append trust (or auto) as the last word to skip the confirmations — the agent writes the refined draft and goes straight to the final plan:

/dwp-create <goal> trust

Trust mode is the power-user shortcut once you trust the flow; guided mode keeps a human in the loop by default.

Behavior

  1. Analyze the goal and repository context.
  2. Ask clarifying questions if ambiguous.
  3. Write a refined draft to .dwp/drafts/ (in guided mode, review and confirm it).
  4. Decompose into sequential tasks and write the README, task files, and PROGRESS.
  5. End with the two mandatory final tasks.

Aliases

  • dwp:create