claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix /ultraplan deterministically fails: "seed bundle import: firestore: not found"

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/ultraplan <prompt> fails immediately at session creation with the same error every time. The CLI never opens a web session. Three back-to-back retries over ~20 minutes produced byte-identical errors, so this looks deterministic, not transient.

Error Message

/ultraplan <prompt> fails immediately at session creation with the same error every time. The CLI never opens a web session. Three back-to-back retries over ~20 minutes produced byte-identical errors, so this looks deterministic, not transient. ultraplan: session creation failed — seed bundle: seed bundle import: failed to import files: error executing request: file not found: {"code":"not_found","message":"file to import not found: error retrieving file to import: firestore: not found"} Reproduced 3/3 attempts. Identical error string each time.

  1. Re-running /ultraplan immediately — same error
  2. Refining the plan file content (size ~10 KB → ~30 KB) and re-running — same error

Root Cause

/ultraplan <prompt> fails immediately at session creation with the same error every time. The CLI never opens a web session. Three back-to-back retries over ~20 minutes produced byte-identical errors, so this looks deterministic, not transient.

Code Example

$ /ultraplan add production js, ts and python materials plan
◇ ultraplan
Starting Claude Code on the web…
ultraplan: session creation failed — seed bundle: seed bundle import: failed to import files: error executing request: file not found: {"code":"not_found","message":"file to import not found: error retrieving file to import: firestore: not found"}
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Summary

/ultraplan <prompt> fails immediately at session creation with the same error every time. The CLI never opens a web session. Three back-to-back retries over ~20 minutes produced byte-identical errors, so this looks deterministic, not transient.

Reproduction

$ /ultraplan add production js, ts and python materials plan
◇ ultraplan
Starting Claude Code on the web…
ultraplan: session creation failed — seed bundle: seed bundle import: failed to import files: error executing request: file not found: {"code":"not_found","message":"file to import not found: error retrieving file to import: firestore: not found"}

Reproduced 3/3 attempts. Identical error string each time.

Environment

  • Claude Code: 2.1.143
  • OS: macOS 26.5 (Darwin 25.5.0)
  • Shell: zsh
  • Working directory: a clean git repo on main branch
  • Plan file present at ~/.claude/plans/<name>.md (~30 KB, well-formed markdown)
  • gh auth healthy; /ultrareview and other CLI features unaffected

What I tried

  1. Re-running /ultraplan immediately — same error
  2. Refining the plan file content (size ~10 KB → ~30 KB) and re-running — same error
  3. Verified working tree was clean, on main, plan file exists and is readable
  4. Other plan files in ~/.claude/plans/ have shipped fine previously, so the local CLI path and plans directory aren't the issue

The "firestore: not found" suffix suggests a cloud-side lookup against a reference that was never written (or was GC'd) before the import ran — looks like an Anthropic infra bug, not a local-config issue. Filing per the support flow.

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