Ahmad Othman Ammar Adi

Publishes Planning with Files, an open-source workflow for tracking long-running agent tasks in project files.

About the creator of Planning with Files

Ahmad Othman Ammar Adi publishes Planning with Files through the GitHub account OthmanAdi. The project documents a file-based way to keep a coding agent’s task plan, findings and progress across sessions.

The maintainer publishes a canonical Skill, templates and documentation for different hosts. When comparing releases, read the common file conventions separately from the adapters that control hook registration, session recovery and completion checks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who publishes Planning with Files?
The canonical upstream repository is owned by the GitHub account OthmanAdi, which displays the name Ahmad Othman Ammar Adi.
Where is the maintained Skill?
The canonical English Skill is under skills/planning-with-files in the upstream repository. It has its own SKILL.md, scripts and templates.
What license does the repository use?
The upstream repository publishes its source under MIT. Review the license file when redistributing or modifying the code.
Does the creator publish host setup guides?
Yes. The repository documents standalone Skill installation as well as the setup and available hooks for supported agent hosts.
Where can I check a workflow change?
Read the upstream release notes and the relevant host guide. Check which parts belong to the Skill and which require separate plugin or hook configuration.
Where do I check whether an update changes the files or only a host integration?
Compare the canonical Skill and templates with the release notes for your host. The shared file conventions and host-specific hook behavior are documented separately.

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