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planning-with-files released: disk-persisted plans help coding agents survive /clear and crashes

Decision Brief

What changedThe GitHub project planning-with-files uses markdown files on disk plus per-turn injection hooks so coding agents can recover their task plans after /clear, context compaction, and crashes.
Why it mattersAfter being interrupted by /clear, agents need an average of 13.3 turns to get back on track; disk-based plans cut that to 5.0 turns, and hook trigger time drops from 2.0-2.4 seconds to 289 milliseconds, giving long-running automation a measurable continuity boost.
Who should careAI coding tool users
Affected stackNo specific stack identified
Source confidenceHigh · Official release / blog / repo

The project writes task plans, findings, and progress logs into three files — task_plan.md, findings.md, and progress.md — using disk instead of the context window as persistent storage. Lifecycle hooks re-inject selected plan fragments into the prompt each turn, so the plan survives /clear, context compaction, and session crashes; automatic recovery reads only files inside the project, and reading local agent session logs from the same project for aggregate statistics requires explicitly enabling catchup mode. Official measurements show disk-based plans shrink the 13.3-turn reorientation to 5.0 turns, with a blinded A/B comparison of 3 to 0.

Summary basis: full article readCompiled from the source scope noted above; the original remains authoritative.

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