Blueprint

What it does

Coding agents guess too much. On ambiguous tasks, they rush to code or invent a plan that sounds right and misses what you actually wanted. Blueprint reads your code, asks grounded questions that matter, and hands any agent a plan worth executing. The hope is that Blueprint catches what you didn't think to think about. The result is a plan your agent can execute in one shot. Free, open source, and available as agent skills or extensions in Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code.

Planning copilot for coding agents. Contribute to imbue-ai/blueprint development by creating an account on GitHub.

Planning copilot for coding agents. Blueprint asks the right questions before you write code, then hands your agent a plan it can execute in one shot. Agent-agnostic skills compatible with skills.sh . Works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi agent, and other compatible harnesses. Most coding agents rush to code or guess at the plan. Blueprint slows down just enough to ask the right questions. It reads your codebase and asks multiple-choice questions you can answer easily. The output is a markdown plan any coding agent can execute. You stay in control without doing the tedious work. Blueprint splits planning between you and the agent. The initial idea comes from you. Enumerating all…from github.com

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