tillandsias

Discover, claim, implement, checkpoint, and complete units of work from the shared plan ledger based on host capabilities and lease rules, complementary to multihost-orchestration.

Build, install, and DESTRUCTIVELY smoke-test the current Tillandsias checkout on the host you are running on — Linux (Podman), macOS (Virtualization.framework VM), or Windows (WSL2). Detects the OS, builds + installs the locally built tray, irreversibly destroys the host's runtime substrate (Podman store / macOS VM dir / WSL2 distro), re-provisions from a pristine state, and — on Linux only — launches the forge with `/meta-orchestration`. Every issue observed is filed as a `plan/issues/` work packet.

Coordinate Tillandsias Linux, Windows, and macOS implementation agents by auditing shared plan/methodology ledgers, analyzing sibling branch git history, reconciling stale work queues, mediating concurrent conflicts or thrashing, tracking convergence velocity metrics, enforcing finite-time convergence guarantees, and pushing coordination updates. Designed to run hourly to ensure continuous cooperation and unblocking.

Host-aware Tillandsias recurring runtime loop: sync remote state, drain claimable plan work, run eligible e2e smoke gates, coordinate integrations on mutable Linux, release when warranted, update plan, commit, and push before exit.

Clean-room end-to-end smoke test of a PUBLISHED release. Curl-installs the latest release binary from GitHub, does a full `podman system reset --force`, runs `tillandsias --debug --init` from a pristine state, and (if init is clean) launches `tillandsias . --opencode --prompt "Use the /meta-orchestration skill"`. Every issue observed — by this skill's agent during install/reset/init, or by the agents running inside the forge under meta-orchestration — is filed as a plan/issues work packet for later pickup by /advance-work-from-plan.

Refresh linux-next, open/update the PR to main, merge once green, bump VERSION, tag, and trigger the workflow_dispatch release. Runs on a daily cadence so the latest linux-next work reaches a downloadable Linux release operators can smoke-test on a Fedora Silverblue host.

Full macOS-host build + autonomous-smoke + install-locally cycle for tillandsias-macos-tray. Captures structured findings to plan/issues/macos-build-findings-<DATE>.md so other hosts see whether the macOS build is green and what regressed. Runs unattended; iteration-friendly — refine the skill itself between calls based on what each run surfaces.

Iteratively enhance the forge container and environment by running diagnostics, building, and committing changes autonomously.

Compatibility alias for the canonical coordinate-multihost-work skill.

Jumpstarts an agent's awareness of the pre-configured Forge environment using a tiny amount of tokens.

Print Hello and finish quickly.

Build + install the windows-tray release binary on the local Windows host, post-install --diagnose verify, and file findings in ./plan/ for future fixing.

Daily cross-platform health probe — compiles the macos-tray crate from the local Windows host. Expected to succeed as a stub (the crate is fully cfg-gated for non-macOS); a build failure here means a shared module or crate broke for everyone. Files structured findings to plan/issues/probe-macos-tray-on-windows-findings-<DATE>.md.

Coordinate Tillandsias Linux, Windows, and macOS implementation agents by auditing shared plan/methodology ledgers, reconciling stale work queues, surfacing blockers, assigning unclaimed work, maintaining plan/loop_status.md, and pushing coordination-only fixes to origin/linux-next.

Trigger and execute the Tillandsias multi-host coordination loop to reconcile plans, track metrics, and unblock agents across Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Diagnose forge gaps from E2E diagnostics, file improvement proposals, and implement approved changes. Used by Big Pickle in the unattended forge improvement loop.

Delegate small bounded Tillandsias tasks to Claude Haiku workers while the primary agent keeps ownership of specs, integration, verification, and commits.