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[Bug] Plan Mode Keyboard Shortcut No Longer Functioning · Issue #7546 · anthropics/claude-code

September 13, 2025 - Bug Description With the newest version of Claude Code, it seems that the plan mode which we could previously activate with Shift+Tab is not appearing anymore. It just cycles between normal mode and edit mode, but the plan mode is missin...

Published Sep 13, 2025

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Plan Mode by command · Issue #6479 · anthropics/claude-code

August 25, 2025 - anthropics / claude-code Public · Notifications · You must be signed in to change notification settings · Fork 3.4k · Star 48.3k · New issueCopy link · New issueCopy link · Open · Open · Plan Mode by command#6479 · Copy link · Labels · autocloseduplicateThis issue or pull request already existsThis issue or pull request already exists ·

Published Aug 25, 2025

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Introduce a "Plan Mode" to plan complex code changes by blocking the use of write tools · Issue #4666 · google-gemini/gemini-cli

July 22, 2025 - What would you like to be added? One of the absolute best features of Claude Code is "Plan Mode", which can be enabled by pressing Shift+Tab twice (you can see it in the bottom-left corne...

Published Jul 22, 2025

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GitHub - hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code: A curated list of awesome commands, files, and workflows for Claude Code

A set of commands that provide ... code review, and deployment processes. Structured development workflow enforcing separation between Research, Innovate, Plan, Execute, and Review phases. Features consolidated subagents for context-efficiency, branch-aware memory bank, and strict mode enforcement for guided development. A detailed blog post explaining the author's process for shipping a product with Claude Code, including ...

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Claude Code: The Complete Guide for Developers

July 14, 2025 - You can add flags to your commands for extra control. For example, you can set the output format as json using a flag. Here are some useful flags. Press Shift+Tab to activate plan mode.

github.com › anthropics › claude-code › issues › 2667

[IDEA] - Enable "Plan Mode" for Claude Code with Command-Line Flag · Issue #2667 · anthropics/claude-code

June 27, 2025 - bun lint | claude "Let's get through these linting warnings." git diff --staged | claude "Hi, take a look at this diff and let's pick back up where we left off." It would be useful to have an option, like --plan or --mode plan, that allows me to start a session directly in "plan mode" from the outset.

Published Jun 27, 2025

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You activate it by pressing shift+tab twice. To exit Plan Mode you can press shift+tab again. (I must say the UX of Claude Code is seamless, well done Anthropic)

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GitHub - zebbern/claude-code-guide: Full guide on claude tips and tricks and how you can optimise your claude code the best & strive to find every command possible even hidden ones!

Claude Code maintains command history for the current session: * History is stored per working directory * Cleared with `/clear` command * Use Up/Down arrows to navigate (see keyboard shortcuts above) * **Ctrl+R**: Reverse search through history (if supported by terminal) * **Note**: History expansion (`!`) is disabled by default ... Gives Claude extra pre-answer planning time by adding ONE of these keywords to your prompt.

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github.com › anthropics › claude-code › issues › 2469

"Plan mode" not working as expected. · Issue #2469 · anthropics/claude-code

May 4, 2025 - My expectation was to have some /readonly mode. In Aider it's command /ask that's why I used that name in #1946 . I was pointed that [Shift]+[Tab] switching to "Plan Mode" is Claude Answer, and that was used as argument to clause #1946 ....

Published Jun 23, 2025

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github.com › anthropics › claude-code › issues › 5885

Allow customization of mode switching shortcuts (Alt+M vs Shift+Tab) · Issue #5885 · anthropics/claude-code

August 16, 2025 - Please add the ability to customize mode switching shortcuts in Claude Code settings, or standardize the shortcut across all platforms. As a user who works across multiple platforms (Mac, Windows, Unix), I would like to: Use the same keyboard shortcut for mode switching regardless of platform · Customize the shortcut to match my workflow preferences ... Related issue: [BUG] Shift+Tab not switching to plan mode on Windows #3390 (Windows Shift+Tab not working)

Published Aug 16, 2025

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Claude Code Beginner's Tutorial: Build a Movie App in 15 Minutes

September 3, 2025 - Tip: In Claude Code, hit shift-tab to enter plan mode.

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Cooking with Claude Code: The Complete Guide - Sid Bharath

July 8, 2025 - Start claude with the –dangerously-skip-permissions flag to skip all permissions. I would not recommend this unless you’ve set up the advanced documentation and git workflows I describe later. Even on Auto-mode you can stop the process by hitting Esc if you think it’s going off course. The third and final mode is Plan Mode. Instead of jumping straight into code, Claude engages its extended thinking capabilities to create comprehensive strategies.

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r/ClaudeAI on Reddit: Claude Code Plan mode in native Windows

July 15, 2025 -

Since the latest version 1.0.5 now supports windows natively. I was really happy to see this and installed it. Got it working, however I'm not sure how to get the Plan mode enabled? Shift+Tab doesn't seem to work. Does anyone know if there is another shortcut?

EDIT: Thanks to thingygeoff who responded in a anther thread. This fixed the issue! Updated my node version and it and now working. https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1lxu1p9/comment/n36syer/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Alt+m is the windows combination.

When I try, I just get: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code changed 1 package in 2s and then: claude 'claude' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Tried both cmd and powershell Is it because I have the wsl version also?

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How I Use Claude Code | Philipp Spiess

Only respond with the title and no affirmation.")" So whenever I commit stuff now, I just stage them and run gcauto. Claude Code has a built-in planning mode, that is triggered when you press Shift+Tab twice.

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How I use Claude Code (+ my best tips)

September 29, 2025 - Every time I open Claude Code, I hit Command+C and run claude --dangerously-skip-permissions. It's not as dangerous as it sounds — think of it as Cursor's old yolo mode. Could a rogue agent theoretically run a destructive command? Sure. Have I seen it happen in weeks of usage? Never. Your call on the risk tolerance, but I sleep fine at night. One of the cooler slash commands is /install-github-app.

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Claude Code: Best practices for agentic coding

We recommend using the word "think" ... thinking mode, which gives Claude additional computation time to evaluate alternatives more thoroughly. These specific phrases are mapped directly to increasing levels of thinking budget in the system: "think" < "think hard" < "think harder" < "ultrathink." Each level allocates progressively more thinking budget for Claude to use. If the results of this step seem reasonable, you can have Claude create a document or a GitHub issue with its plan so that you ...

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r/ClaudeAI on Reddit: The planning mode is really good (Claude Code)

July 1, 2025 -

I've been using the planning mode for a while now. It's actually very very good. I now use it almost exclusively when I start working on a new feature.

Here's my workflow:

Shift + Tab twice to enter the planning mode
Brainstorming the implementation with Claude, provide feedback on the solution, iterate until I am happy with the solution.
I use @ reference to help Claude with additional context so it doesn't spend a lot time exploring
For convenience, I also connect CC to VS Code by using the `/ide` slash command. I open a file in VS, select the lines, and ask CC about the lines.
I iterate with Claude until I am happy with the solution. After that, Shift + Tab twice to enter auto edit mode. CC will complete the implementation with very little intervention.

I find that with this approach, I don't even need to create PLAN.md anymore. I try to keep the feature iterations small, and commit the changes as soon as the code is working.

Do you have similar experience?

Addendum:

To use the /IDE command, see https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/ide-integrations

https://cuong.io/blog/2025/06/23-claude-code-ide-vs-code

The key for this to be effective is to keep the scope small. Plan what you will do in the next 30 minutes or less.

The workflow It should be

plan > code > debug > commit

plan > code > debug > commit

plan > code > debug > commit

...

This works really well with small and incremental changes.

Pro tip: while waiting for Claude, you can open another terminal and start another Claude. You can have multiple planning sessions at the same time.

For long discussions, you may use the normal mode and just Claude not to make any changes.

Better yet, use the repomix cli to create a dump of your project.

https://github.com/yamadashy/repomix

You then can upload it to ChatGPT or Claude Web UI for long discussions. Chatgpt's project + canvas feature is super neat for this kind of long planning.

I didn't even know it had plan mode omg. I always say let's plan this first before writing anything.

I do something similar except for feature I create a project under a `/docs` with the following under the assumption I'm programming a web application: - description_of_epic.md - front-end/fe-story-1.md, fe-story-2.md - back-end/be-story-1.md, be-story-1.md - full-strack/fs-story-1.md (stories to ensure the full work flow is working) It's been really effective and better than immediately trying to fix complex bugs/changes without giving claude much context.