stackops

Manage external interactive agent operations through herdr and wt/Worktrunk isolated worktrees. Use when the user invokes handover, iter, parallel-iters, parallel-agents, parallel-isolated-agents, asks to hand off current work, asks for recursive iterative improvement, asks for multiple scope-separated iter loops, asks for parallel agents, asks to delegate messages to herdr-managed agent sessions, or wants Codex/OpenCode/Pi/another CLI agent to continue or coordinate work.

Teach, execute, troubleshoot, and extend the StackOps CLI/library through live Typer help, direct entrypoints, and source-backed root maps. Use when Codex works with StackOps commands, command discovery, command implementation files, CLI references, or entrypoints such as devops, cloud, terminal, agents, utils, fire, preview, seek, and the stackops umbrella command.

Teach, execute, troubleshoot, and extend the StackOps CLI/library through direct Typer entrypoints and source-backed command maps. Use when Codex works with StackOps commands, command discovery, command implementation files, generated CLI references, or entrypoints such as devops, cloud, terminal, agents, utils, fire, preview, seek, and the stackops umbrella command.

Build, profile, design, refactor, and validate fast Typer CLIs with lazy imports, lightweight routers, nested command groups, discoverable one-letter command shorts, direct entrypoints, and import-regression tests. Use when creating or restructuring a Typer app; when canonical commands need hidden one-letter invocations advertised in help; when a command or help screen has slow startup or high memory use; when heavy database, ML, plotting, cloud, or network dependencies load during command discovery; or when an umbrella CLI must expose many commands without importing every implementation.

Create a stackops installer_data.json entry from a GitHub repository releases page. Use this when asked to add a new GitHub binary installer config.