Use the `mt` tool to work with this repo’s Mighty graph: run `mt prime` at session start; prefer `mt search`/`mt tree`/`mt show` before reading code; create specs/decisions/tasks and link evidence; triage `mt inbox`; and close out with `mt closeout` then `mt commit`. For full workflow + templates, run `mt prime`.
Use the `mt` tool to work with this repo’s Mighty graph: run `mt prime` at session start; prefer `mt search`/`mt tree`/`mt show` before reading code; create specs/decisions/tasks and link evidence; triage `mt inbox`; and close out with `mt closeout` then `mt commit`. For full workflow + templates, run `mt prime`.
Mighty (mt)
Session start
Run mt prime.
If you need the repo prefix for citations, run mt repo show.
Find context first
Prefer mt search <keyword> and mt tree before grepping code.
Deep dive entities with mt show <id>.
Use citations in descriptions: [Title](cite:<id_prefix>-spec-...) / ...-dec-... / ...-task-... (always include link text).
Resolve .loro merge conflicts using the merge sub-skill in mighty/merge/.
Create and track work
New spec: mt new --title "..." --type feature --description-file -
New decision: mt decision new --title "..." --rationale "..."
New task: mt task new --title "..." --type task --description-file -
Start work: mt claim <task-id>
Link evidence/relationships: mt link ...
Inbox triage (when user runs mt inbox)
Fix obvious typos in titles.
Clarify titles to be concise/actionable.
Find/link parents via mt search.
Promote from triage → draft once clarified.
Before you say “done”
Run mt closeout and address anything it flags.
Record any missing decision(s), link evidence, then mt commit.