Repository-specific loop orchestrator for Graft multi-agent tasks. Use when one bounded task should run through repeated same-session serial worker-subagent rounds of `graft-multi-agent-task` under the default `topic-completion-loop` mode until the topic reaches `archive-ready`, becomes `blocked`, or no remaining batches stay in scope.
Repository-specific multi-agent coordination workflow for Graft. Use when the user explicitly wants subagent delegation, or when the current task cleanly splits into two or more disjoint slices across server, web, docs, or automation, and the main agent should keep ownership of review, validation, and final integration. `graft-boot` should assess whether this skill is justified before delegation starts.
Repository-specific workflow wrapper for Graft multi-agent tasks. Use when a task should be executed through `graft-multi-agent-batch`, and the slice may need `graft-task-closeout` plus `graft-commit` to finish with a safe handoff after validation.
Repository-specific end-of-task closeout workflow for Graft. Use when a task slice is ending and the agent needs to decide whether to emit only a next-step startup prompt or to commit the current validated slice first and then hand off safely. This is the default slice-end path for work started through `graft-boot`.
Manage reusable Graft AI-agent worktrees through guarded status, acquire, and release commands without treating directories or task branches as long-lived ownership.
Repository-specific Playwright browser workflow for inspecting, authenticating into, and interacting with the local Graft web UI. Use when Codex needs Graft browser screenshots, DOM text snapshots, login/auth verification with temp credentials, or simple click/fill/wait checks before normal web validation.
Inspect numbered Graft worktrees, compare task branches with the integration checkout, obtain explicit confirmation, and safely release and rebuild only stale or already-integrated slots. Use when cleaning abandoned agent worktrees, resolving unreleased feature slots, or deciding whether a numbered worktree can return to its main-XX pool marker.
Repository-specific push workflow for Graft. Use when the user explicitly wants the current branch pushed, or when a local push path is blocked and the agent needs to diagnose hook failures, upstream ambiguity, or remote rejection without inventing a second commit workflow.