Session basics
Set up a session, select a model, inspect profile, usage, or orchestration state, and decide whether a large task needs a fresh session.
Slash commands package policy and workflow directly, avoiding model-driven command discovery and unnecessary token use.
Set up a session, select a model, inspect profile, usage, or orchestration state, and decide whether a large task needs a fresh session.
Apply a profile directly or use a deterministic selector for the profile and tech stack. Output stays compact and does not require model interpretation.
Packages context loading, task contracts, implementation, verification evidence, and final handoff.
There is no /git namespace. Commit and PR flows use workflow guards; pushes and broad staging such as git add -A require confirmation.
Start a clean workflow when the current context is heavy or belongs to a different task.
Inspect and configure tool servers with the core, popular, or design presets.
Inspect runtime health, model routing, background runs, and cost. Daily work remains solo-first; subagents are reserved for independent scouting, planning, or review lanes.