A tracked plan can be shared so your teammates review it and leave comments from the web — before any code is written. You collect their feedback in one place, send it to the agent to act on, and resolve each comment as it's handled. This article covers sharing a plan, how comments come in, and how to work through them.
This builds on planning mode. If you haven't read it yet, see Planning mode & plan tracking for how a plan is generated and tracked.
Why share a plan first
Reviewing a plan is cheaper than reviewing code. Agreeing on the approach — the steps, the data model, the shape of the change — before implementation lets a reviewer catch a wrong direction while it's still just a plan, not a finished pull request. This is the collaborate-before-code habit Unstoppable Code is built around.
Share a plan
Sharing works through your online account, so a shared plan is reachable on the web. Once you share a tracked plan, anyone on your team can open it in a browser — they don't need the desktop app to read it or comment.
How teammates comment
From the shared plan on the website, teammates add comments, and those comments show up alongside the plan back in the app — much like review threads on a pull request. You see each comment in context, next to the part of the plan it's about.
Work through the comments
For each comment, you choose what to do:
- Dismiss it — if it's not something you want to act on.
- Send it to the agent — hand the comment to the agent to make the tweak. The agent edits the plan, and if the change is material, the step diagrams refresh to match.
- Apply and resolve — once the change is made, mark the comment done.
Because you're editing the plan rather than regenerating it, feedback lands as targeted changes: the agent adjusts exactly what a comment asks for, not the whole plan.
Revisions are tracked
Every change is recorded as a new revision of the plan, so you can see how it evolved as comments came in and were resolved.
Execute when the plan is agreed
Once the team is happy and the comments are resolved, execute the plan — send it to a pipeline, have the agent implement it, or copy it out. See Executing a plan.
Next steps
- Executing a plan — turn the agreed plan into work.
- Planning mode & plan tracking — where plans come from and how to refine them.
- Working in parallel — fire off the implementation and move on to other work.