@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@ Writing standard: plain language, ISO 24495-1:2023
 - **The central idea.** A runner-owned **commit ledger** records which plan item each commit belongs to. The linking engine uses the ledger, not commit messages, to put every changed line on a plan item's row. Anything the ledger cannot explain goes to the Unplanned or Ambiguous row.
 - **The central safety rule.** Everything that comes from outside is untrusted: issue text, agent output, the browser, and the repository's own files. Only the runner decides. Agents never see your credentials, your other files, or GitHub.
 - **Build state:**
-  - **In use:** plan and linking library, SQLite store, review screen, Ask (questions to a Claude agent), guarded merge with merge-queue support, ranked Issues screen, agent isolation boundary, and the single-runner lock.
+  - **In use:** plan and linking library, SQLite store, review screen, plan display/import screen, Ask (questions to a Claude agent), guarded merge with merge-queue support, ranked Issues screen, agent isolation boundary, and the single-runner lock.
   - **In use for a non-demo review with a `github` block:** planning. `/api/plan/suggestions` and `/api/plan/drafts` ask Claude, through lane D, for suggestion cards or a whole next plan revision (#117, #124). Nothing becomes a revision until you apply it.
   - **In use with an opt-in `runner` block in `review.json`:** the whole loop after planning. `start` and `resume` on `/api/runner` run a task's plan item by item with a Claude agent (#91). They require current plan-item approvals, bind both the task state and review version, recheck approvals before each later item, and refuse when a completed prefix no longer ends at the task's current head (#107). After an out-of-scope pause, an approved amended plan can reconcile the completed prefix and resume only the unfinished suffix (#88, PR #134). When a run ends, codeboost publishes the task's pull request, a draft if the task needs a person (#103). Approve & merge merges that pull request (#121). Cancelling a task closes its pull requests (#111). These are API actions; the screen has no buttons for them yet.
   - **Partly built for pre-merge automation:** the trusted local rebase engine records one-to-one commit mappings, verifies the resulting checkout byte for byte, owns its subprocesses durably, and recovers interrupted work (#22, PR #136). Its production conflict path gives a sandboxed agent only the bounded conflict files and imports only audited results for both foreign and plan-owned commits (PRs #138, #140 and #144). No production request invokes the rebaser yet.
-  - **Not built:** screens for planning and the runner actions, production rebase admission, post-rebase attribution and approval refresh, head-bound `cmd:` checks, remote push/check refresh, review rounds, and the Planning, Queue and Learning screens.
+  - **Not built:** plan authoring and suggestion controls, screens for the runner actions, production rebase admission, post-rebase attribution and approval refresh, head-bound `cmd:` checks, remote push/check refresh, review rounds, and the Queue and Learning screens.
 
 ## Terms used
 
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ Dependencies point downward only. `core/` imports nothing that does input or out
 |---|---|---|---|
 | Command line | `web/cli.ts` | Parses `--demo` or `--config`, takes the single-runner lock, starts the server, releases the lock on Ctrl+C. | In use |
 | HTTP server | `web/server.ts` | Binds `127.0.0.1` only. Checks the token, Host and Origin. Bounded JSON bodies. Routes `/api/review`, `/api/action`, `/api/questions`, `/api/merge`, `/api/issues`, `/api/settings`, plus `/api/runner` and `/api/plan/*` when a runner or planning provider is supplied. Ordered shutdown. | In use; `/api/plan/suggestions` and `/api/plan/drafts` run Claude through lane D for a review with a `github` block (#117, #124) |
-| Browser screen | `web/public/*` | Review screen and Issues screen. Plain JavaScript with IBM Plex fonts served locally. Sends item and segment IDs and a state token, never fingerprints or ownership. | In use |
+| Browser screen | `web/public/*` | Review, Issues and Plans screens. Plans displays the complete current revision and imports a complete next JSON or YAML revision through the planning API. Plain JavaScript with IBM Plex fonts served locally. Sends item and segment IDs and a state token, never fingerprints or ownership. | In use |
 | Review service | `runner/review.ts` | Builds the review view: reads history, links it to the plan, computes approval states and merge blockers. Applies review commands through the store. | In use |
 | Ask | `runner/questions.ts`, `runner/question-*.ts` | Answers a question about one plan item with a read-only Claude agent (Codex is refused in every phase, #93). Runs lane D's setup in a worker thread so the server stays responsive. Ask and planning share one read-only container runner (`runReadOnlyAgent`, #117) but keep separate workers, owners and leftovers. Labels its Docker objects with a per-database Ask owner and recovers only its own leftovers, so reviews sharing one Docker daemon do not block each other (#95). | In use |
 | Merge coordinator | `runner/merge.ts` | Runs the full merge gate twice, re-reads the local generation, then merges the exact reviewed head. Tracks merge-queue attempts. For a runner task it inspects and merges the task's own published pull request; a configured `github.pullRequest` that differs is refused (#121). | In use |
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ Dependencies point downward only. `core/` imports nothing that does input or out
 | Linking engine | `core/linking.ts` | Replays each commit's line changes and assigns every final line to an owner from the ledger. Produces segments and the Unplanned and Ambiguous rows. | In use |
 | Approvals | `core/approvals.ts` | Approval fingerprints, dependency staleness, assignments, and accept-as-is choices. | In use |
 | Issue ranking | `core/issue-ranking.ts`, `github/issues.ts`, `web/issues.ts` | Deterministic, explainable issue score. Repository-scoped trust of issue authors. | In use |
-| Planning library | `core/planning-author.ts`, `core/planning-suggestions.ts`, `prompts/plan-author.md` | Builds bounded planning prompts and validates plan drafts and suggestion cards. Does not run an agent itself; the planning agent above does. Recorded Claude output replays through it in tests (E4, #45). | In use through `/api/plan/*` (#117, #124); no screen yet |
+| Planning library | `core/planning-author.ts`, `core/planning-suggestions.ts`, `prompts/plan-author.md` | Builds bounded planning prompts and validates plan drafts and suggestion cards. Does not run an agent itself; the planning agent above does. Recorded Claude output replays through it in tests (E4, #45). | In use through `/api/plan/*` (#117, #124); Plans displays and imports revisions, while authoring and suggestion controls remain future work |
 | Execution prompt and audit | `core/execution-prompt.ts`, `core/run-audit.ts`, `prompts/execute.md` | Builds the execute and fix prompt with untrusted text only in escaped data blocks. Audits the change manifest after a run: safety violations first (Git metadata, links that leave the repository, agent commits), then scope against the declared files. | In use with the opt-in `runner` block |
 | Pull request text | `core/pull-request-body.ts` | Title and description with the plan. Plan and agent text go in fenced blocks, and issue references and @-mentions are neutralized, so the text cannot close other issues or notify people. | In use with the opt-in `runner` block |
 | Git adapter | `git/history.ts`, `git/clone.ts` | Bounded, hardened history reads. Standalone task clones with no links back to your repository. Every Git command runs with an allowlisted environment. | In use |
@@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ These are the decisions that shape the structure. The full list, with the reason
 | F | Runner | Merged: F1 (lifecycle store, coordinator, shutdown wiring, startup recovery and the lock, planning API, feedback events, and stops that wait for their commit: #53, #74, #57, #59, #60, #96); F2a–F2b (execute prompts, audit, per-item execution, real workspace, durable safety findings: #67, #68, #92, #94, #128); F2d (already-fixed check, PR opening, branch pusher, production publishing, closing PRs on cancel: #84, #101, #110, #115, #116, #119, #123); production wiring and `start`/`resume` (#91, PRs #102, #105); planning through lane D (#117, #124, PRs #118, #120, #125); merging the task's own PR (#121, PR #126); start/resume approval, review-version, recovery and completed-prefix guards (#107, PR #130); continuation after a scope pause (#88, PR #134); the F3 durable trusted local-rebase foundation (#22, PR #136); the F4 foreign-conflict engine plus production sandbox adapter (#22, PRs #138 and #140); and sandboxed owned-commit conflict resolution (#22, PR #144). Next in #22: F5 owns current base/head refresh, rebase admission, post-rebase attribution and approval refresh, and head-bound `cmd:` execution. F6 owns rewritten-head push, fresh required-check refresh, the already-fixed rerun, and exact-pair guarded-merge handoff. The integrated flow pushes a rewritten head before it recomputes review state and reruns every plan item's head-bound `cmd:` checks; fresh required GitHub checks follow. |
 | Hardening | Allowlisted subprocess environments | Done: every Git command (#82, #83) and every `gh` runner (#84, #86). |
 | Tests | Test suite reliability | Done. The full suite runs ordinary tests first and Docker-backed files serially; CI and the real-Docker gate passed on PR #132 (#129). |
-| G | Planning screen | Not started. Unblocked: E4 is done and the planning API runs Claude in production. |
+| G | Planning screen | G1 built (#145, PR #148): display the complete current plan and import the next JSON or YAML revision. G2 authoring/suggestion cards, G3 revision-bound Apply, and G4 real-provider integration acceptance remain. |
 | H | Issue ranking and Issues screen | Done. H4b (#108, PR #139) records author-bound trust, guards runner and publishing boundaries, controls which comments reach prompts, records prompt comment evidence, and provides trust/untrust controls on the Issues screen. |
 | I, J | Queue and run windows; learning from feedback | Not started (after F) |
 
@@ -424,7 +424,7 @@ These are the decisions that shape the structure. The full list, with the reason
 - The container's guarantees are those of Docker. The agent can always reach its own vendor account.
 - `cmd:` acceptance checks do not run yet, so any plan item with a `cmd:` check blocks merging.
 - One user, one machine, one runner per database. The lock refuses a second runner, and it refuses network filesystems, where OS locks are unreliable.
-- The runner is opt-in: it needs a `runner` block and a `github` block in `review.json`, and it is always off in the demo. It runs through the API only; the screen has no start, resume, publish or planning controls yet. Publishing also needs `github.baseBranch`.
+- The runner is opt-in: it needs a `runner` block and a `github` block in `review.json`, and it is always off in the demo. It runs through the API only; the screen has no start, resume, publish, plan-authoring, suggestion or Apply controls yet. Publishing also needs `github.baseBranch`.
 - codeboost is Claude-only. Codex is refused in every phase (#93, PR #106), because it can read files only through its shell, which every phase turns off. `agent-isolation.md` says when to revisit this.
 
 ## Test this document with a reader
 
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+# Planning screen
+
+**Lane and step:** lane G, step G1. Tracking issue: #145.
+
+G1 adds a Plans screen over the planning contracts already owned by lanes E and F. It does not add another plan writer: the browser imports through `POST /api/plan/import`, then reloads `GET /api/review` so the current Store revision remains the only displayed authority.
+
+## Display contract
+
+The screen renders the complete current plan: issue, summary, revision, open questions, ordered items, dependencies, files (including both sides of a rename) and acceptance checks. Navigation uses `?view=plans`, announces the active destination with `aria-current`, and preserves the existing Review composer DOM while the Plans screen is open. An authoritative Review refresh reconciles a settled Plans revision or load-failure status with the response it applies, but only while no newer plan operation owns that status. A failed Review refresh still clears unavailable plan data, but likewise replaces the Plans status only while it retains ownership.
+
+## Import contract
+
+The person selects a `.json`, `.yaml` or `.yml` file. Its extension chooses the existing import format; the browser sends the file contents, current revision and a UUID action ID to F1's import endpoint. A retry after an ambiguous transport outcome retains the exact action ID and request by format and file contents, even when another file is definitely refused or a refresh has since observed the first request's commit. A definite refusal clears only that file's retry. A successful import is reported as committed before the browser reloads the current plan, so a reload failure is not described as an import failure. The focused submit control stays enabled with `aria-disabled` and an in-flight guard. If the person selects another file while the request runs, the older response does not clear that newer selection. Every full review response uses one shared generation: an import or merge advances it, so a Review or Plans refresh captured before that write cannot replace the committed state in the UI. Review actions and full Review, Plans and post-import reload responses invalidate merge polls that return afterward. Each captures the accepted-poll generation before its request and preserves a same-action, same-head queue observation accepted while it was pending, including submitting-to-queued, terminal, position, phase and observation-error updates. A terminal full response remains authoritative over either active or matching-terminal poll state so its verified terminal result, blockers and retry readiness are not discarded. A queued full response likewise wins over a stale submitting observation. Plans and post-import reloads do the same for completed or failed answers with the same note and answer-attempt IDs, including cancellation settlement, while keeping fresh blockers and stale-context metadata from the full response. Superseding work releases the stale operation's UI ownership immediately, while a failed plan operation resumes any current merge-queue polling it interrupted. Writes are kept single-flight across the Review and Plans screens.
+
+The Store validates schema, issue identity, revision, paths, dependencies and commands. G1 does not duplicate those rules in JavaScript. A rejected import leaves the rendered and durable revision unchanged.
+
+## Acceptance
+
+`test/browser/plans.spec.ts` covers JSON and YAML imports, full plan and rename rendering, navigation/reload, unsent Review draft preservation, duplicate activation and focus, a newer file selection surviving an older response, exact ambiguous retry before and after a refresh observes a lost-response commit, retry preservation across another file's refusal, committed-import/reload-failure reporting, post-import Review writes while a superseded read remains unsettled, immediate stale Plans UI release after an irreversible merge, both orderings of Review/Plans refreshes against terminal merge and question observations, terminal full-response authority over matching terminal and active polls, submitting-to-queued progress in both response orders, cancellation settlement, both response orderings between review actions and merge polls, queue-poll resumption after a rejected import, and an issue-mismatch refusal that leaves the Store at the original revision.
+
+G2 adds authoring and suggestion cards. G3 adds revision-bound Apply and request-time draft/attachment preservation. G4 completes real-provider/store integration and the remaining T18 browser/adapter gate.