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Use at the start of every session to orient yourself, find what to work on, and check the current project state
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Use at the start of every agent session, even if the task seems obvious and you think you already know what to do. Activates when the agent has just opened a repository, does not know what to do, needs to orient itself, or is beginning any new session. Also activates for "where do I start?", "what should I work on?", "what is the current state?". Skipping orientation leads to wasted effort and missed context.
expert: "Structured task execution procedure for individual implementation
expert: "Multi-agent development orchestration with conflict-aware parallel
expert: "Review orchestration with adaptive specialist dispatch,
Use at the start of every agent session, even if the task seems obvious and you think you already know what to do. Activates when the agent has just opened a repository, does not know what to do, needs to orient itself, or is beginning any new session. Also activates for "where do I start?", "what should I work on?", "what is the current state?". Skipping orientation leads to wasted effort and missed context.
expert: "Structured task execution procedure for individual implementation
| name | kanbanzai-getting-started |
| description | Use at the start of every session to orient yourself, find what to work on, and check the current project state |
When to use this skill: at the start of every session — even if the task seems obvious — to orient yourself, verify entity existence, and check the work queue.
For the full procedure, vocabulary, and checklist see the canonical skill:
.agents/skills/kanbanzai-getting-started/SKILL.md
