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Cursor Plan Mode is a tool for rapid creation of technical plans and roadmaps inside the development workflow. It combines task structuring, prioritization, and lightweight release planning with editor integration. The goal is to speed alignment between product and delivery and reduce handover gaps to implementation.
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Cursor Plan Mode is a workflow in which a coding agent first investigates a repository task and structures it as a reviewable implementation plan before changing code.
The mode brings separation of analysis and execution into an AI-centered development environment.
The agent reads relevant files, identifies dependencies, and proposes steps with affected areas and checks. The developer corrects scope or assumptions. Only after approval does the plan guide edits and tests.
Search and code analysis clarify structures, risks, and open questions.
Ordered steps connect change with verification.
Human review corrects direction before consequential edits.
Plan Mode helps with larger or risky changes and shared alignment. A plausible plan is not evidence; it must stay current and be confirmed through tests and diff review.
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