Review a Claude Code plan visually before implementation
Use diagrams, annotated changes and comments to resolve decisions before code is written.
Watch the original video ↗Choose a real feature to plan
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The Short introduces Agent-Native’s /visual-plan and /visual-recap skills. The plan is a review surface for the proposed change.
- Open the exact Agent-Native source linked with the video and follow its installation instructions.
- Ask Claude Code to plan a specific feature against the actual repository.
- Use /visual-plan to inspect the architecture, API routes, schema changes and UI wireframe relevant to that feature.
Comment, revise and compare
The workflow lets you send comments back to the agent. Comments need to describe a real decision or defect to be useful.
- Mark the unclear data flow, missing state or behaviour that needs changing.
- Review the revised plan and resolve the important decisions before implementation.
- After the code is built, use /visual-recap to inspect what actually changed.
- Compare the result with the accepted plan and run the project’s relevant checks.
The takeaway
A visual plan makes proposed decisions inspectable. It does not replace checking the implementation against the agreed behaviour.
About this article and its sources
Written follow-along guide prepared 31 October 2026 from this exact published video’s description and chapter sequence. The checklists are editorial adaptations, not verbatim transcript quotations. Demonstrated results are attributed to the video; the full final video was not independently transcribed or watched for this article, and the product was not retested. For installation commands, later interface changes and current offers, use the original resources linked here.