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EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) is used in plans for specifying system behavior (requirements), not for describing the agent's implementation to-do list.
Use the structure below for code-change plans.
The bep new wizard was recently converted from @clack/prompts to Ink. The resulting App.tsx (~405 lines) is a monolith handling prompt definition, state management, keyboard input, navigation, and rendering. Two provider step components (ManualProviderStep, MixpanelProviderStep) are byte-identical. This refactor decomposes into focused units following container/presentation and single-responsibility principles.
R1: The InkNewWizard shall expose the same public API: a single InkNewWizardApp component accepting onComplete: (result: NewWizardResult) => void.R2: The InkNewWizard shall preserve all existing keyboard behavior (arrow keys, vim j/k, Enter, Ctrl+C, Backspace, printable text input, Back option navigation) except that Escape shall navigate back (instead of cancelling).