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Practice — Plan Mode and Autonomous Workflows (15 questions)

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Plan Mode and the Cost of a Wrong Assumption

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When Plan Mode Pays Off vs. When It's Just Overhead

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Choosing Between /loop and /goal for Unattended Work

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Diagnosing a Runaway Autonomous Loop

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Computing Wall-Clock Time: Pipeline vs. Barrier

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Critiquing a 'More Agents Is Better' Audit Strategy

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Steering a Plan Instead of Just Approving It

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Writing a Goal Condition That Actually Works

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What Auto Mode's Classifier Always Blocks

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The One Permission Mode Reserved for Isolated Environments

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The Ceiling on a Self-Paced Loop's Wait Time

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What /goal Returns When a Condition Can Never Be Met

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The Keystroke That Puts Claude Code Into Plan Mode Permalink →

You're about to ask Claude Code to investigate an OAuth integration before writing any code, and you want it to research and propose a plan without editing anything yet.

How do you enter plan mode from the terminal?

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Hand-Editing a Plan Before You Approve It Permalink →

Claude Code proposes a multi-file plan in plan mode, and you want to tweak two of the steps yourself — not by typing chat feedback, but by directly editing the plan text.

What do you press?

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The One-Line Test for Skipping Plan Mode Permalink →

A teammate isn't sure whether a quick typo fix in a log message needs plan mode first.

What's the actual rule of thumb this subject gives for deciding?

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