If you've been using Plannotator to gate your Claude Code sessions, this skill reads your archive of denied plans and generates an HTML dashboard showing why you keep getting rejected. It processes every denied markdown file (or falls back to Claude Code's ExitPlanMode logs if you don't have Plannotator data), extracts denial patterns and feedback taxonomy, and produces actionable prompt improvements. The incremental mode is smart: it detects previous reports by version number and lets you analyze only plans since the last run, which saves tokens on large archives. Most interesting part is the batching strategy. It spawns parallel Haiku agents scaled to your dataset size, from 2 agents for small batches up to however many needed to keep each one processing 10-15 files.
npx -y skills add backnotprop/plannotator --skill plannotator-compound --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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