The hyperplan trigger \b(hyperplan|hpp)\b/i matched 'hpp' inside common C++ header references like 'check interface.hpp' or 'open buffer.hpp'. The leading '.' is a non-word character, so \b is already satisfied and the false positive fires the hyperplan-mode prompt on routine code questions.
Split the alternation so 'hpp' additionally requires that the preceding character is neither a word character nor a '.'. This preserves every existing trigger ('hpp do this', '/hpp ...', mid-sentence usage, mixed case) while rejecting filename uses of the .hpp extension. The longer 'hyperplan' keyword keeps the original \b boundary semantics.
Reproduction (added regression tests):
- 'please help to check interface.hpp' must NOT fire
- 'open src/include/audio/buffer.hpp and fix the leak' must NOT fire
All 14 cases in hyperplan.test.ts pass (12 existing + 2 new), broader keyword-detector suite stays green (92 pass), typecheck clean.
Update both injection paths to reflect the 7-phase workflow with the
mandatory plan agent handoff in step 7. The keyword detector now lists
all 8 enumerated steps including the explicit "do not write the plan
yourself" guidance, and the /hyperplan command template references the
7-phase workflow count.
Generated with assistance of [OhMyOpenCode](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode).
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