plot-reject

Automate plan transition from Delivered to Approved in the Plot workflow.

2|3|Updated Mar 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/plot-pm/plot --skill plot-reject
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Skill: plot-reject
Source: https://github.com/plot-pm/plot/tree/main/skills/plot-reject
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/plot-pm/plot --skill plot-reject

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies the process of reversing premature deliveries by moving a plan from the Delivered state back to the Approved stage within the Plot workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reversal of Premature Deliveries: Automatically moves plans from the Delivered state back to the Approved state to complete pending work.
  • Historical Record Preservation: Preserves release candidate tags as historical records.
  • Selective Operation: Specifically designed for the Delivered→Approved transition; separate skills are required for other phase reversals.

Quick Start

Execute the /plot-reject command followed by the plan slug and optional reason.

Frequently Asked Questions about plot-reject

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I revert a delivered plan back to the approval stage in git?▼

To revert a delivered plan back to the approval stage, use the /plot-reject command with the plan slug. This Skill automates the transition from the Delivered to the Approved state in the Plot workflow.

Why would I need to move a plan from delivered to approved?▼

You need to move a plan from delivered to approved to reverse a premature delivery. This action allows you to reopen the plan and complete any pending work before delivering it again.

Does the Plot workflow revert process preserve release candidate tags?▼

Yes, the Plot workflow revert process preserves release candidate tags. It keeps these RC tags as historical records during the transition from the Delivered to the Approved phase.

Do I need git and gh CLI to reject a delivered plan?▼

Yes, you need git and gh CLI installed to reject a delivered plan. The Skill requires both command-line tools to automate the state transition within your repository.

Can I use plot-reject to reverse other phase transitions in the workflow?▼

No, you cannot use plot-reject to reverse other phase transitions in the workflow. It is specifically designed for the Delivered to Approved transition and requires separate skills for other reversals.