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Manages task lifecycle transitions including starting, completing, and blocking tasks with enforcement gates and Trello synchronization.
Manages feature planning workflow with provider-agnostic PM operations. Detects active provider and adapts commands accordingly.
Manages feature planning workflow including budget validation, task creation, and Trello synchronization.
Orchestrates the full branch-to-merge pipeline. Runs code review, surgical fixes, architecture simplification, test verification, security audit, PR submission, CI monitoring, and automated failure remediation in a single invocation. Integrates reviewing-code, implementing-with-tdd, architecting-modules, and finishing-branches skills into a nine-phase pipeline with a circuit-breaker-guarded CI remediation loop. Produces a green, merge-ready PR or a structured failure report.
Analyzes bpsai-pair review branch output by cross-referencing findings against actual code and task state. Classifies each finding as real blocker, bookkeeping-only, already resolved, or defer-to-next-sprint. Outputs a filtered report that becomes input to /draft-backlog, breaking the review-loop pattern.
Transforms a rough idea into a sprint-level structured brief for /draft-backlog. Operates only at sprint scope — cross-task dependencies, file collisions, Cx budget, priority ordering, and AC templates — never per-task implementation detail, which is /pc-plan's responsibility during engage. Uses bpsai-pair validate, budget, arch, and query tools at wider scope than /pc-plan uses them.
Runs pre-flight checks and fixes before bpsai-pair engage. Resolves merge conflicts, commits dirty bookkeeping files, drops stale auto-stashes, validates the backlog, and outputs the ready-to-run engage command.
Use when receiving feature requests, architectural discussions, or multi-step implementation needs that require design before coding.
Manages release preparation including validation, version bumping, documentation verification, and security checks.