Implement one scaffolded Logics task end to end — read it, build it, validate it, record the outcome, close it out. Use when asked to "implement", "develop", "dev", "build", or "finish" a Logics task or backlog item that already exists.
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Diagnose why a task's closeout is blocked and run the specific repair sub-command that fixes it — validate-closeout, repair gates/ac-traceability/links/mermaid. Use when asked to "why won't this task close", "fix the closeout", "repair this task", or when…
Scaffold a ready-to-dev Logics corpus (request → product brief → backlog → orchestration task → context pack) from a feature need, validate it, and commit. Use when the user asks to "scaffold a corpus", "create a request chain", or turn a feature idea into…
Split, promote, withdraw, close, finish, or progress an existing Logics request/backlog/task — the lifecycle moves that fall outside scoping (/corpus) and building (/implement-task). Use when asked to "split this request", "promote this backlog item",…
Run the read-only diagnostics — doctor, health, status, followups, product-consistency, audit — and read their combined output as a pre-flight check. Use when asked "is the project healthy", "run diagnostics", "what's blocked", or "check corpus health" before…
Propose, inspect, or validate a versioned roadmap doc, and deliver a request/backlog/task chain straight from a product brief. Use when asked to "propose a roadmap", "check the roadmap", "validate the roadmap", or "deliver this product brief" — the…
Turn external tracker issues (GitHub or otherwise) into a scoped Logics corpus, recording where each one came from. Use when asked to "groom the issues", "turn these issues into a corpus", or "triage the backlog from the tracker".
Review a codebase and capture the findings as one lightweight Logics request — candidates for future work, not a commitment to do any of it. Use when asked to "review this project", "audit the codebase", or "what should we fix here".