rpm

One-step rpm orchestrator, or a bounded internal sequence when given a count or scope. Runs preflight maintenance, then starts the next obvious backlog action (or, in direct use, asks for clarification when nothing is clearly next). With no argument it runs one step; with `N`, `blocked`, `all`, or a group name it runs several steps itself, skipping the heavy preflight between steps, and is the recommended way to work several backlog items at once — cheaper than wrapping `/next` in an external `/loop`. How wide it fans out — one worker at a time or a concurrent batch — is the orchestrator's judgment call, sized to how independent the selected work is; it never waits for input mid-sequence. TRIGGER on terse forward-motion prompts — phrasings like "next", "next?", "next.", "next task", "what's next", "do next", "go next", "keep going", "continue" (when the prior turn was rpm work) all qualify and must route through this skill instead of being answered inline from the SessionStart preview. Use whenever the user w

End the current rpm session. Three modes — Express (silent, one message), Inline (asks decisions one at a time in short round-trips), Phased (four-phase ceremony for complex sessions). Never batches questions — exactly one question per message. Picks the leanest that fits. Commits rpm bookkeeping. Invoke when the user signals wrap-up. Do not auto-run — if you think it's time, propose first and wait for confirmation.

Explain the rpm plugin and list its commands. Use when the user asks what rpm is, how /rpm works, which rpm commands are available, or needs an overview of the session-lifecycle / audit / research surface.

Exhaustive multi-agent research on any topic. Parallel search, URL fetching, gap analysis, adversarial validation, citation check. TRIGGER whenever the user asks for research, investigation, or an external look-up — phrasings like 'research X', 'look into X', 'investigate X', 'find out about X', 'what's the latest on X', 'compare X vs Y' all qualify. Offer the skill first (see Offer gate in the body); only run the full protocol after the user confirms.

Manage the rpm backlog (long-term project tasks in docs/rpm/future/tasks.org — distinct from Claude's native TaskCreate list, which is session-scoped). Add, list, review, postpone, or complete entries. TRIGGER on natural-language backlog operations — phrasings like "backlog X", "add X to backlog", "add to backlog", "backlog the following", "what's on the backlog", "show/list backlog", "review backlog", "postpone N", "done N", "mark N done", "defer X" all qualify and must route through this skill instead of editing tasks.org directly. Also use when the user wants to reorder execution sequence, defer to the bottom of a group, or evaluate backlog health.

On-demand audit. Target `quick` runs the mechanical scan.sh only (zero-LLM drift check). Target `documents` scans docs + agent instructions + memory + session drift via the rpm:auditor review agent. Target `project` runs a full consultant review — code, architecture, inward + outward research, 7-dimension analysis, saved plan file. Routine doc-drift is handled automatically by /session-end — run audit only when you have a specific concern.

rpm project setup and verification. First run scaffolds docs/rpm/ infrastructure and agent instructions; repeat runs verify and migrate an existing rpm setup to the latest expected layout. User-invocable only — never auto-trigger.

Report the installed rpm plugin version. Use when the user asks for the rpm version, plugin version, installed version, or wants to verify which rpm release is loaded.