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Show available PALS commands and usage guide. Explains how Pi /paul-* commands relate to canonical /skill:paul-* skills.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Execute an approved PALS plan. Runs tasks sequentially, verifies each step, handles checkpoints, and records results for reconciliation.
Manage PALS module configuration and integrations. View, enable, and disable modules and integrations via pals.json.
Explore and articulate vision before planning. Facilitates discussion about the next milestone or phase scope, then creates a context handoff file.
Quick fix with three modes: standard (compressed loop), fast-forward (zero overhead), and hotfix (execute first, document after). For ad-hoc fixes outside the main phase loop.
Initialize PALS in a project. Creates .paul/ directory with STATE.md, PROJECT.md, PRD.md, ROADMAP.md, and configures modules. Supports greenfield and brownfield projects.
Manage PALS milestones. Creates new milestones with phase structure, or completes the current milestone. Detects intent from project state.
| name | paul-help |
| description | Show available PALS commands and usage guide. Explains how Pi /paul-* commands relate to canonical /skill:paul-* skills. |
Pi exposes convenience /paul-* wrappers over the canonical /skill:paul-* layer. Use /paul-* for the fastest Pi-native command experience; use /skill:paul-* when you want the canonical underlying skill entry directly.
/paul-* is convenience routing.| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/paul-plan | Plan the next phase |
/paul-apply | Execute the approved plan |
/paul-unify | Reconcile completed work |
/paul-init | Initialize PALS |
/paul-milestone | Create/complete milestones |
/paul-discuss | Explore scope before planning |
/paul-status | Show status and next action |
/paul-resume | Restore context |
/paul-pause | Create a handoff |
/paul-fix | Run a quick fix |
/paul-help | Show help |
Use /skill:paul-* for the canonical entry directly; names mirror the Pi command layer (paul-plan, paul-apply, paul-unify, etc.).
Ctrl+Alt+N next action; Ctrl+Alt+S status; Ctrl+Alt+R resume; Ctrl+Alt+H help; Ctrl+Alt+M milestone.