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Send a message to a project's steward
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Collaboratively refine a high-level ambition into a set of chunk prompts.
Migrate the project's ACTIVE chunks to the present-tense, intent-owning standard. Audits each chunk's goal against the code it claims to govern; rewrites retrospective framing inline; logs over-claims that need operator triage; historicalizes chunks with no enduring intent. Designed for full-corpus migrations — fans out across many parallel sub-agents at 5 chunks per agent.
Create a new chunk of work and refine its goal. Use when the operator wants to start new intent-bearing work, chunk something, define a piece of work, or break work into a chunk.
Update code references in the current chunk and move both the PLAN.md and the GOAL.md to the ACTIVE state.
Wake an entity by loading its identity, memories, and operational context
Set up a project steward via interactive interview
| name | steward-send |
| description | Send a message to a project's steward |
Send a message to a steward's inbound channel. Use this to request work from another project's steward or your own.
$ARGUMENTS
The arguments should identify:
If the operator provides a channel name and swarm ID directly, use those. If
they name a project, check if that project has a docs/trunk/STEWARD.md
accessible (e.g., in a sibling directory, via external artifact references, or
from operator guidance) and read its frontmatter for channel and swarm.
If neither is available, ask the operator for the channel name and swarm ID.
Run:
ve board send <channel> "<message>" --swarm <swarm_id>
If a server URL is needed (non-default backend), add --server <url>.
Report the result to the operator, including:
Suggest that the operator can watch for the steward's response using
/steward-changelog to monitor the target project's changelog channel. This
closes the loop — send a request, then watch for the outcome.