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Watch a project's changelog channel
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Collaboratively refine a high-level ambition into a set of chunk prompts.
Migrate the project's ACTIVE chunks to the present-tense, intent-owning standard. Audits each chunk's goal against the code it claims to govern; rewrites retrospective framing inline; logs over-claims that need operator triage; historicalizes chunks with no enduring intent. Designed for full-corpus migrations — fans out across many parallel sub-agents at 5 chunks per agent.
Create a new chunk of work and refine its goal. Use when the operator wants to start new intent-bearing work, chunk something, define a piece of work, or break work into a chunk.
Update code references in the current chunk and move both the PLAN.md and the GOAL.md to the ACTIVE state.
Wake an entity by loading its identity, memories, and operational context
Set up a project steward via interactive interview
| name | steward-changelog |
| description | Watch a project's changelog channel |
Watch a project's changelog channel to see steward outcomes. This is typically
used after /steward-send to close the loop — you sent a request and now want
to see the steward's response.
$ARGUMENTS
Determine the changelog channel and swarm ID from:
docs/trunk/STEWARD.md if available and extract
changelog_channel and swarm from the frontmatterRun ve board watch <changelog_channel> --swarm <swarm_id> using
run_in_background.
The cursor for this channel is project-local (stored at
.ve/cursors/<changelog_channel>.cursor), so each requester independently
tracks their position on the changelog. You will only see messages posted
after your last acked position.
If a server URL is needed (non-default backend), add --server <url>.
When the watch returns, display the changelog entry to the operator. The message is the decrypted plaintext from stdout.
After displaying the message, acknowledge it to advance the cursor:
ve board ack <changelog_channel>
The ack command auto-increments the cursor by 1 — no position argument needed.
Then ask the operator:
run_in_background watch for more
changelog updates.