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Run the backend application. Use when user wants to start the backend server or mentions /run-backend command.
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Review the latest work unit with fresh, unnarrowed eyes and surface any problem it contains as follow-ups. Use after a work-unit commit, or when the user runs /agent-review.
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Preview the planned design for a scenario before writing tests. Shows domain model changes, usecase patterns, and key design choices. Use before red-usecase to get user approval on the implementation approach. If the user rejects the design, offers to discuss inline or escalate to /architecture for a full ADR.
Write a journey summary capturing noteworthy moments (predictions, decisions, surprises, mistakes, quirks). Runs automatically the moment the agent observes something worth noting during work, and manually before /clear or /compact as a final sweep. Idempotent — skips entries already recorded. Use when the agent observes a noteworthy moment, before clearing context, or when the user mentions /handoff.
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| name | run-backend |
| description | Run the backend application. Use when user wants to start the backend server or mentions /run-backend command. |
Ensure .env file exists. If not, run setup first:
infrastructure/scripts/setup-ports.sh
Run the backend script in background:
infrastructure/scripts/run-backend.sh
Use run_in_background: true so the server keeps running.
The script loads port configuration from infrastructure/.env and starts the backend on the configured port.
Report startup status. Server runs at http://localhost:{BACKEND_PORT} (from .env)