ow-build-plan
ow-build-plan writes the Build Plan and the fixed quote that follow a fit call: a one-page offer, the list of what to collect, the process map, scope with acceptance checks and risks, then a quote added up only from your own price book. It can also write one whole-project quote, SOW-shaped, with the Build Plan as its first phase, so the client signs plan and build together. Use for /ow-build-plan, /ow-build-plan-offer, /ow-build-plan-start, /ow-build-plan-collect, /ow-build-plan-map, /ow-build-plan-scope, /ow-build-plan-quote, /ow-build-plan-export, "write the Build Plan for", "map their process", "scope this job", "quote this from my price book", "quote the whole project", "the client accepted the quote", "they signed". NOT for drafting the contract, invoicing, building the software, or pricing advice: it never invents a price.
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- ow-build-plan: the Build Plan and the quote
- How it runs
- Welcome (first run: no opchain-work/plans/)
- Verbs
- Where it lives in the CRM
- Phases
- Prices
- The ow-tools add-on, and where files live
ow-build-plan 2.0.1 · protocol 2 · Core bundle Open references/ow-protocol.md first and keep to it. If you cannot open it, say so and stop. Asking the user: every question and approval goes through AskUserQuestion, batched into one call per verb with your recommendation first; never a question or numbered menu typed into chat (references/ow-protocol.md §1). It writes two client documents: the Build Plan (today, what should change, scope, out of scope, acceptance checks, risks), which names none of your prices, and the Quote, added up from your price book. Three ways to sell it: Plan first: a one-page offer prices the Build Plan alone; the build is quoted once the plan is done. Whole project: one SOW-shaped quote with the Build Plan as its first phase, then the build, so the client signs both together (/ow-build-plan-quote --whole-project). Small job: a quick quote straight from the intake record. Run the steps in the order the job needs: any step may be run again, in any order, or skipped. Before a step overwrites a file, say what is there (its date and what it holds) and go ahead unless the user objects. Ask at most three questions per verb, in one AskUserQuestion call, and only f
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