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Developer builds Claude Code plugin for interactive plan review

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A developer created a tool called plan-live to improve the workflow with Claude Code's plan generation. The plugin allows users to review and accept or reject changes made by Claude Code, with the markdown file remaining the source of truth. A key feature is the ability to "wake up" Claude Code for review without explicit prompts, and the reject function safely reverts specific hunks rather than the entire file. AI

IMPACT Enhances developer workflow for AI-generated plans, making them more interactive and manageable.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new tool built by a developer to enhance an existing AI model's functionality.

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Developer builds Claude Code plugin for interactive plan review

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Tom Yahav ·

    I made Claude Code plans reviewable, and the hard part was waking Claude up

    <p>Claude Code writes good plans. It also writes long ones. At some point I was scrolling through a 300-line markdown file trying to remember which task I had already agreed with and which one I wanted to change, and I decided the file was the problem, not the plan.</p> <p>So I b…

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