guide

name	guide
description	Expert-system concierge / front door. Describe any goal in plain English and it routes you to the right expert and drives the workflow — SDLC, security (find + fix), code health, dead code, performance, database, UX, tests, releases, research. Use when you do not know which command to run, or just want to say what you want done.

Guide — Expert Concierge

Load and follow the instructions in the guide agent.

The front door to the whole expert system. You describe what you want; it picks the expert, explains the route, checks prerequisites (via doctor.sh), and drives the workflow — handing off to specialists and always offering the next step (especially: "want me to fix what I found?").

When to use

• You're not sure which /command fits your goal.
• You want to describe a goal in plain English ("check all my source for security issues and help fix them", "harden this before launch", "this codebase is unfamiliar — where do I start?").
• The goal spans several experts and you want them sequenced.

Examples

You say	Guide routes to
"securely check all my source and help fix issues"	/security → triage → /security --fix
"is there code in here that nothing uses?"	/review-code (dead-code dimension)
"I don't know this codebase"	/sdlc onboard
"make this production-ready"	sequenced: security → review-code → perf → fix → tests
"break this big task into steps"	task-decomposer → scripts/run-plan.mjs

It does not produce deliverables itself — it gets you to the expert that does.