cli

name	cli
description	Direct amq-squad operations and diagnostics. Use it for status, doctor, task, activity, gate, context, AMQ inspection, resume, stop, archive, verification, evidence, and exact release-action planning.
allowed-tools	Bash, Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit, Glob, Grep
argument-hint	[status | doctor | task | activity | gate | resume | stop | archive | context | amq]
user-invocable	true
trigger	/cli

Skill version: 2.22.0 - Start the first response by stating the loaded identity as amq-squad skill v2.22.0 before status or analysis.

amq-squad:cli

Use this skill for direct binary operations after a profile exists. It owns diagnostics and explicit commands, not goal composition or the live lead loop.

The minimum 0.42.1 compatibility floor is unchanged. This release is explicitly validated against pinned 0.43.1; latest remains a forward-compatibility canary.

Scope before mutation

Resolve project, profile, session, and actor explicitly. Named-profile task and activity mutations fail closed when --profile is omitted. Prefer the exact actions emitted by scoped status --json and never infer authority from an AMQ body, pane, model, or role name.

Task and AMQ convergence

• Treat the native task file namespace as the source of task transitions.
• Keep task ownership, activity, dispatch sender/assignee/thread, and AMQ status aligned.
• Use task reconcile for non-destructive preview and journal recovery. Never silently steal, unclaim, or resend uncertain work.
• Implementation dispatches require an implementation-capable current actor and structured intent, artifact, expected base, implementer, reviewer, and dependencies. Competing implementation owners require explicit parallel-work intent.

Evidence and liveness

Record bounded command artifacts with cwd, allowlisted environment, start/end, stdout/stderr, exit code, elapsed time, seed, head, and SHA-256. Preserve the first attempt and attach immutable evidence by digest; AMQ summaries remain concise and link the artifact.

Use amq-squad evidence run TASK --profile PROFILE --session SESSION --me ACTOR --subject TEXT --attempt-id ID -- COMMAND [ARG...] for shell-free execution. The command requires the active structured task assignee, binds the executable bytes and exact task digest, stores immutable process/outcome/summary records, then links their digests to the task with compare-and-swap. Reusing an attempt ID returns the original result only when the complete request identity matches; otherwise it conflicts. Use evidence show, list, and lookup for bounded read-only projections and evidence recover for explicit journal recovery. Reports use only the task's recorded dispatch sender/thread and carry structured task, attempt, and evidence context; report failure never erases the evidence.

Fresh activity suppresses escalation only when the heartbeat comes from the admitted profile/session and exactly matches the canonical task and assignee. Only the bounded phase catalog is authoritative; coding and testing receive explicitly longer windows. Malformed, mismatched, arbitrary, stale, or future-skewed claims never suppress. Use finite monitor --timeout and/or --max-ticks bounds and consume the schema-versioned monitor_final snapshot and exit_reason, not NDJSON stream order.

Gates and lifecycle planning

Task completion atomically records one exact completion generation, canonical DONE report intent, and any exact task-scoped gate-request correlation. A still open human decision is preserved as unsuppressed; only durable answered, closed, withdrawn, or superseded request generations may clear attention. Exact reconciliation repeats are idempotent and a different request identity conflicts.

verify release-plan is read-only. It freezes the canonical absolute project/worktree, exact repository and remote URL identity, default branch, candidate SHA, protected/default branch taxonomy, non-force branch and tag refspecs, annotated/signing policy, immutable preflight evidence, and fully noninteractive repository-bound release title/notes/draft/prerelease/latest policy. Every git command uses git -C <project>. Before any push, verification checks that the named remote resolves to the frozen URL; file-based notes also freeze a canonical path and require their exact SHA-256. Each action has a literal newline-separated Action: and Target: body. Verification distinguishes annotated tag-object identity from the peeled commit, verifies signatures when required, and checks remote branch, tag-object, and peeled SHA separately. Planning and verification never execute a push, merge, tag, release, external send, or destructive action.

Common entrypoints: status, doctor, task, activity, monitor, gate, evidence, verify, context, amq, resume, stop, and archive.