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Declare a release's dependency graph in the Marshall store so components become startable. Use when the user says /release-graph, map dependencies, build the dependency graph, or why is nothing startable.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Wrap a release against the Marshall store — deploy mode (hand off ready-for-deploy) or tag mode (hand off ready-to-ship for a tagged Composer package): run change-review + readiness (findings land in the store), fill the CHANGELOG, gate on unresolved high findings. Use when the user says /release-wrap, finish the release, we're ready to close out <release>, or all components are merged, what now.
Run a multi-lens change review over a release component's diff and record the findings in the shared Marshall store (not a local review-state file). Loads the configured change lenses, runs them against the component's diff, and writes findings (kind: change) via record_finding; supports defer/accept/fix/re-open via resolve_finding. Use when the user says /marshall:change-review, review this component, change review, or attaches a component diff/PR/branch for a Marshall-tracked release.
Archive, restore, or permanently delete a Marshall project, release, or component — the lifecycle verbs you reach for when a record was mis-created, abandoned, or has simply gone quiet. Use when the user says /marshall:release-admin, archive <release>, hide this project, restore the archived component, un-archive, delete this empty release, or clean up the release list.
Drive the final cut-over of a release against the shared Marshall store — deploy mode (merge the release PR, watch the deploy, smoke-check production, monitor the window, via set_deploy_step) or tag mode (merge, date, tag, GitHub Release, Packagist, via set_ship_step) — recording every step on the store's record so it is resumable across sessions and machines. Use when the user says /release-deploy, deploy the release, ship <release>, tag the release, or cut over to prod.
Bootstrap a project and release directly in the shared Marshall store — born-in-the-store, no GitHub round-trip. Resolve-or-create the workspace project, create the release (theme, version-or-slug, out_of_scope), and offer an optional external-tracker link. Use when the user says /release-init, bootstrap a release in the store, create a project and release in Marshall, start a release from scratch, or init a release without a GitHub milestone.
Recommend the next startable release work from the Marshall store — across every release in flight, or within one. Use when the user says /release-next, what is next, what should I work on, or I have a time budget.
| name | release-graph |
| description | Declare a release's dependency graph in the Marshall store so components become startable. Use when the user says /release-graph, map dependencies, build the dependency graph, or why is nothing startable. |
Map the blocked-by dependencies between a release's components and write them to
the shared Marshall store. Until this runs, components sit at the store's fail-safe
unverified default and nothing is startable — this is what turns the graph
on.
mcp__plugin_marshall_marshall__release_get — read the release's components (ids, titles, refs).mcp__plugin_marshall_marshall__set_release_graph — write the edges + verify the graph.(Fallback if MCP isn't connected: marshall CLI is read-only for the graph today;
prefer the MCP tool.)
mcp__plugin_marshall_marshall__release_get { release } to load the components.{ blocked: <component id>, blocker: <component id> }
using the id (ULID) from release_get.mcp__plugin_marshall_marshall__set_release_graph { release, edges }. Pass edges: [] for a
release whose components have no inter-dependencies (this still verifies it).invalid_graph, surface it verbatim — the
store rejects self-edges, cross-release edges, and cycles, and writes nothing.known. Don't run it with a partial edge set you haven't confirmed.After this, use /marshall:release-next to see what's startable, then /marshall:release-topic.