Use this skill to design and prototype interfaces for Converge — the framework for long-running AI agents that adapt until outcomes converge. Optimised for playbook surfaces (task tree, run journal, human-review flow) but works for any Converge-flavored artifact. Contains the canonical brand contract (tokens, voice, banned words), the editorial typography rules, and a working React UI kit for the playbook + review workspace.
Design a Converge playbook end-to-end. Use when the user says "plan a project", "design a playbook", "decompose into tasks", "scaffold a Converge workflow", "onboard to Converge", or asks how to write TASK.md / playbook.yml. Two entry points: plan a new playbook or update an existing one. Hand off to `/converge-control` after producing the playbook structure.
Design a Converge playbook end-to-end. Use when the user says "plan a project", "design a playbook", "decompose into tasks", "scaffold a Converge workflow", "onboard to Converge", or asks how to write TASK.md / playbook.yml. Two entry points: plan a new playbook or update an existing one. Hand off to `/converge-control` after producing the playbook structure.
Design a Converge playbook end-to-end. Use when the user says "plan a project", "design a playbook", "decompose into tasks", "scaffold a Converge workflow", "onboard to Converge", or asks how to write TASK.md / playbook.yml. Two entry points: plan a new playbook or update an existing one. Hand off to `/converge-control` after producing the playbook structure.
Operate a Converge playbook end-to-end — start runs, monitor progress, narrow failures with `--select`, inspect runtime state, validate definitions, surgically reset subtrees, and stop stuck or orphaned runs. Use this skill whenever the user says "run my playbook", "execute this", "monitor the run", "converge failed", "the run is stuck", "retry failures", "babysit this playbook", "what's the status?", "show me the gantt", or asks how to use `converge run` / `--select` / `inspect` / `doctor` / `clean` / `stop`. Also use it for `HTTP 401` / `Invalid API key` failures on the first task — those are environment-not-playbook problems — and for any post-run cleanup work. Hand off to `converge-planning` if the user wants to design or restructure the playbook itself.
Use when the user wants to develop, debug, or improve the converge framework itself — running an example as a test bed, running the self-improvement loop, observing framework behavior, diagnosing framework bugs, and editing source under packages/. Triggers on phrases like "debug converge", "fix the framework", "run the self-improvement loop", "autonomous framework improvement", "why does the runner do X", "improve the journal", "add a feature to the CLI", "use this example to find bugs in converge".
Operate a Converge playbook end-to-end — start runs, monitor progress, narrow failures with `--select`, inspect runtime state, validate definitions, surgically reset subtrees, and stop stuck or orphaned runs. Use this skill whenever the user says "run my playbook", "execute this", "monitor the run", "converge failed", "the run is stuck", "retry failures", "babysit this playbook", "what's the status?", "show me the gantt", or asks how to use `converge run` / `--select` / `inspect` / `doctor` / `clean` / `stop`. Also use it for `HTTP 401` / `Invalid API key` failures on the first task — those are environment-not-playbook problems — and for any post-run cleanup work. Hand off to `converge-planning` if the user wants to design or restructure the playbook itself.
Use when the user wants to develop, debug, or improve the converge framework itself — running an example as a test bed, running the self-improvement loop, observing framework behavior, diagnosing framework bugs, and editing source under packages/. Triggers on phrases like "debug converge", "fix the framework", "run the self-improvement loop", "autonomous framework improvement", "why does the runner do X", "improve the journal", "add a feature to the CLI", "use this example to find bugs in converge".