Claude’s plan mode is great for figuring out what decisions to make, but it describes everything in a wall of text. “Option A: a sticky navbar with hamburger menu. Option B: a sidebar with collapsible sections.” Cool, now I have to imagine both of those. So I made a skill that generates an HTML page for each decision point and opens it in your browser. 4 options side by side, visual previews (actual rendered mockups for design stuff, flow diagrams for interactions, architecture diagrams for technical choices), a comparison table, and a recommendation. You pick one and it moves to the next decision. Everything saves to a .decisions/ folder so you can look back at what you chose. Worth knowing: it’s slower than normal plan mode and burns more tokens since it’s building full HTML pages. If you already know what you want or you’re doing something small, just use regular plan mode. This is more for “I’m starting a new project and want to actually think through the decisions.” Feel free to give it a try: https://github.com/jnemargut/better-plan-mode submitted by /u/jontomato
Originally posted by u/jontomato on r/ClaudeCode
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