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Plan mode
Turn a big idea into a reviewable plan before any code is written — a flat 1 credit per plan, then approve and build exactly that.
Think first, build second
The composer has two modes: build and plan. In plan mode, opix writes no code — it streams a structured plan of what it would build: pages, features, data model, the order of work.
A plan turn costs a flat 1 credit, whatever its size.
Review, adjust, approve
The plan is a conversation, not a contract. Reply in chat to reshape it — "skip the blog, add a waitlist instead" — until it matches what you want. When it does, hit Approve and opix builds exactly that plan as a normal build turn.
When to use it
- Big first briefs — a multi-page site or an app with real data flows benefits from agreeing on structure before spending build credits.
- Large changes to an existing app — a redesign or a new feature area that touches many files.
- Scoping — when you're not sure how big your idea is, a 1-credit plan is the cheapest way to find out.
For small, concrete changes, skip the ceremony — a direct build turn is faster and opix keeps edits scoped anyway.
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