squadrant

Complete captain playbook — session startup, crew spawning, status writing, group awareness, and learnings. Use this skill at session start and reference it throughout.

Set up and manage the squadrant↔Telegram integration — bot setup, remote control, command-menu registration, and per-project notification tuning (mute, crew tiers, cap). Use when the user asks about Telegram setup, "why don't commands work", registering the /command menu, or muting/tuning notifications.

Add, edit, or remove a leveled crew routing rule in config.json without hand-editing JSON. Routing rules map task-text keywords to a tier → {agent, model}.

Command playbook — invoked on-demand by `squadrant command [--task ...]`. Covers daily briefing, delegation workflow, project registration, status checking, and learnings review. Command is no longer always-on.

Reconcile squadrant config drift that needs human judgment — changed defaults and invalid values surfaced by `squadrant config check`. Use when the drift banner says "items need review" or the user asks to fix config drift.

Four coding principles derived from Andrej Karpathy's observations on LLM pitfalls. Use to reduce wrong assumptions, overengineering, drive-by refactors, and vague execution. Apply to every crew coding task and every captain review.

Read or set the global crew tokenomics dial (max | balance | low). Use when the user wants to change how aggressively crews consume tokens, or to check the current setting.

Spawn and manage side-sessions (research/debug) — dedicated fresh-context tabs off the captain's daemon lifecycle. Use when you want to research a topic, discuss an idea, or debug without polluting captain context.

Shortcut for squadrant:set-effort — get or set the global crew tokenomics dial (max | balance | low). Use when the user types /squadrant-effort or asks about the effort setting.

Create a brand-new GitHub repo, clone it, and register it in squadrant. Handles both new workspace (new group) and existing workspace (join existing group).

Register an existing local repo (or GitHub URL) into squadrant config. Use when a project already exists and just needs to be wired into squadrant.

Print a tight "where am I on this project?" orientation report — a "right now" punchline plus Done (and what it means) / In progress / Next / Watch. Use when context-switching into a long-running project, resuming after a compact, or whenever you ask "where was I / what's the status / /wim / /where-i-am".

Compile discovered knowledge into persistent, cross-referenced wiki pages in spoke vaults. Use after learning something notable, at task completion, and during session shutdown.

Shortcut for /where-i-am — print the tight "where am I on this project?" orientation report (Done / Next / Watch). Use when the user types /wim or asks where they are on the project.

Write an end-of-day log to your spoke vault. Use when session ends or user says "end of day" / "wrap up".