plan
Let an agent handle plans by goal, scope, steps, resources, risks and status.
Research draft, second pass
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Researched by: Claude
Purpose and description
Let an agent handle plans by goal, scope, steps, resources, risks and status.
A detailed proposal of intended actions, steps and resources for achieving a goal, such as project plans, business plans, spatial plans and route plans; the registry aliases also list trails and routes, which belong to route entries.
What it is for: Organising future action to reach goals.
It can be set goals and scope; break work into steps; estimate resources and risks; track progress against the plan.
Distinguishing features
Intended future actions
Goal-directed
Has scope, steps and resources
Needs updating as things change
What it looks like
Documents, charts, timelines and maps.
How it is recognised
Goals, milestones and tasks
Types such as project, business or spatial plans
Architectural plans are drawings, a related sense
Related models
is a kind of - category
guides - execution
is related to - concepts
is confused with - another sense
In practice
Families and kinds
project plans
business plans
spatial and land-use plans
emergency and contingency plans
personal plans
Standards and regulation
ISO 21502 project management
Spatial planning law
Emergency planning requirements
Failure modes and hazards
Unrealistic plans
Plans not updated
Misfiled route aliases
Also called
+125
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.plan-artifact
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Goal What for.
Goals shape plans.
Objective
Aim.
Objective
Goal.
- What is the plan meant to achieve? definition
- How will success be measured? measurement
Scope
Boundaries.
Scope
Scope.
- What is in and out of scope? boundary
- Who owns the plan? provenance
Content Steps and resources.
Plans need detail.
Steps
Tasks and milestones.
Steps
Steps.
- What are the main steps and milestones? definition
- What depends on what? definition
Resources
People and budget.
Resources
Resources.
- What people, time and budget are needed? measurement
- Are they available? boundary
Risk Uncertainty.
Plans face risks.
Risks
Threats.
Risks
Risks.
- What could go wrong? boundary
- What are the contingencies? action
Assumptions
Premises.
Assumptions
Assumptions.
- Which assumptions does the plan rely on? definition
- Have they been checked? provenance
Tracking Progress.
Plans must be tracked.
Status
Progress.
Status
Progress.
- How far has the plan progressed? measurement
- What has changed? provenance
Senses
Drawings and routes.
Senses
Other senses.
- Is an architectural plan or a trail meant instead? boundary
- Which entry fits? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should plan types be separate entries?
- How should trail aliases be moved to route entries?
- How should the drawing sense be split off?