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How to plan a huge project as a map of decision tickets with Skills

Use wayfinder to resolve decisions one at a time across several agent sessions.

Who it is forA lead planning a project too large for one agent session who needs a shared map of open decisions.

The problemWork bigger than one session loses context, and open decisions block progress without anyone tracking them.

The outcomeA shared map of decision tickets on the issue tracker, with each decision resolved until the route to the destination is clear.

What you need first

  • A coding agent that supports the plugin or skills install route, such as Claude Code or Codex
  • A project repository the agent can read and edit
  • Optional: an issue tracker such as GitHub or GitLab, or a local folder for tickets

Steps

  1. Install the plugin in Codex with codex plugin marketplace add mattpocock/skills, then run codex plugin add mattpocock-skills@mattpocock.
  2. Run /setup-matt-pocock-skills once in the repo and connect your issue tracker.
  3. Run /wayfinder and state the destination you want to reach.
  4. Resolve the decision tickets one at a time in later sessions until the way forward is clear.

Prompt for your agent

In the mattpocock/skills repo, use wayfinder to map the work needed to reach <destination>. Expected output: a set of decision tickets on the issue tracker and the first one to resolve. Verify that each decision ticket is stored in the tracker and not only in the chat.

Caveat. Wayfinder keeps its map on the issue tracker, so it needs a real tracker configured during setup.

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