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Pause and reset. Gather what's scattered, commit what's ready, prepare for what's next.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Bootstrap a multi-agent project. Define the meta-process, resolve every open question, close the circle.
One agent flies high. Holds strategic context, names the unnamed, never descends into implementation.
Every session has a beginning, middle, and end. Design for session boundaries instead of being surprised by them.
Manage a multi-agent tmux workspace. Status, allocation, prompt drafting, cleanup.
Propose tmux lane allocations for pending work. Status view + assignment plan + sequencing logic.
Show the current state of all tmux lanes. Fast, visual, no ceremony.
| name | gather |
| description | Pause and reset. Gather what's scattered, commit what's ready, prepare for what's next. |
Pause and reset. Gather what's scattered, commit what's ready, and prepare for what's next.
A mid-session meditation. Pause the forward motion, collect everything that's scattered, and lay a clean foundation for the next push. This isn't closing. It's composting.
Mine the conversation. Review the session so far for uncaptured items: decisions made but not recorded, insights worth preserving, things said that should be written down. Surface anything found before filing it.
Tend the memory. Check if any stable patterns, corrections, or lessons emerged that belong in project memory or persistent files. Update as needed.
Update project notes. If the project has a journal, changelog, or session log, ensure it covers what happened. Name the arc if there is one. Note what's still open.
Persist the work. Stage changes, write a clear commit message, sync with the remote if appropriate. The goal is a clean, resumable state.
Report. Confirm what was captured, what was persisted, and what the ground looks like now. Brief, not exhaustive. The audience is the next session, not a stakeholder.
