Checking current integration requirements first by pulling official docs for Polar and Better Auth via Context7, then I’ll draft the plan content and generate the .agents/plans file.
I pulled the relevant Polar + Better Auth docs and now I’m mapping that into this repo’s existing landing/pricing/auth structure so the plan file is implementation-ready.
Created and verified.
npx tsx ~/.config/opencode/scripts/create-plan.ts with slug landing-page-full-payment-pricing-upgrade-polar-profile-cancel-better-auth..agents/plans/gentle-jade-leaf-landing-page-full-payment-pricing-upgrade-polar-profile-cancel-better-auth.md.## Unresolved questions section at the end of the plan per plan-mode guidance.Quick summary of that task-tool run: it returned a task_id (ses_38d096f9effe72COm8I2Qwl3ZZ) but no actual result payload, so no interview findings were produced yet.
I’m now continuing with full implementation (not partial): wiring Polar + Better Auth, upgrading pricing actions, and adding upgrade/manage-billing controls in the dropdown. I’ll verify everything with typecheck/lint/build afterward.
Great — I’ve pulled the completed background findings and they align with your instruction: implement all pricing behavior, not partial.
Now I’m moving straight into code changes across pricing, auth, billing state, and dropdown UX so monthly/yearly checkout, upgrade, and portal cancellation all work end-to-end. I’ll run full verification after implementation.
I’ve refreshed docs with Context7 and confirmed the concrete APIs we need (authClient.checkout, authClient.customer.portal, subscription list, Polar webhook plugin). Next I’m mapping every integration point in this repo before patching.