Operate a running §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ multi-agent run from outside the agent pool: keep the orchestrator healthy, review checkpoints, recover stalls, wire agent environments, plan the next run, and escalate to the human only at genuine forks. Use when operating/babysitting a §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ run (interactive `§BRAND_BINARY_NAME§ tui` or a headless watch loop), not when authoring the work yourself.
Analyze §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ `§BRAND_PROJECT_DIRNAME§/agent-prompts/` and `§BRAND_PROJECT_DIRNAME§/agent-outputs/` from a context-engineering perspective: prompt payload shape, context budget use, cacheability, duplicated or missing context, instruction hierarchy, tool-output pressure, role-specific context fit, and prompt-output feedback loops. Use when diagnosing agent context bloat, prompt drift, poor agent handoffs, repeated misunderstandings, excessive tool output, or whether §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ agents received the right information at the right time.
Analyze §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ agents logs
Generate and curate Claude-oriented bash-policy project rules. Use to run bash-policy export/report, review .bash-policy-candidates.yaml from Claude settings, update .bash-policy.yaml, normalize command-shape identities, or validate bash-policy configuration.
Assess whether an input document is ready for a specific §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ MAS entry point. Use when a user asks whether a goal, functional spec, detailed spec, technical spec, PRD, story bundle, architecture plan, or other source document is solid enough to run through §BRAND_BINARY_NAME§ with `--entry-point general-objective`, `functional-spec`, `detailed-spec`, or `technical-spec`; when deciding which entry point fits a document; or before `§BRAND_BINARY_NAME§ init --spec`.
Coordinate Pairing-mode doer/reviewer sessions through a Markdown blackboard. Use when the user invokes /adversarial-pairing with role and blackboard-path arguments or asks multiple pairing agents to coordinate plan review, implementation, staged code review, and follow-up review rounds without §BRAND_NAME_TITLE§ multi-agent mode.
Define component boundaries, interfaces, and structural decisions for a change
Summarize artifacts produced by §BRAND_BINARY_NAME§ agents for human checkpoint review