Drive one tracker ticket end-to-end — claim, plan, implement, verify, cross-review, and ship — autonomously, pausing only for architectural decisions. The per-ticket recipe; pair with native /goal " is merged" for unattended multi-turn completion.
Per-round dispatch loop for forge's orchestrator. Lists ready tasks, asks user to approve, then claims, dispatches, and spawns worker subagents via the host's Task tool. Polls open questions and surfaces them for user answers. Suggest-don't-force — no automatic claim, no internal long-polling.
Run forge's discovery interview over a product idea and produce a project BRIEF. Lightweight — 4 product/spec questions. The required first command for any new forge project.
Drain parked decisions — read a tagged digest of every blockedonquestion task's open questions, pick which to answer now, deep-dive each via AskUserQuestion, and record the answer through the answer verb. One pass, suggest-don't-force, no self-loop.
Validate that BRIEF, PRD, SPEC, and (optional) DESIGN are all complete and consistent. Build CONTEXT.md as canonical synthesis. Required before /decompose.
Get a second opinion on a plan, diff, or specific files from Claude, Codex, or Gemini (whichever is configured as settings.agents.reviewhostcli, a different host than the primary worker). The reviewer reads the working tree directly, so it can reason about both the proposed change AND surrounding production code…
Cold-start "where am I?" cockpit. Renders the cross-run orchestrator dashboard (active workers, open questions, ready vs blocked, overlap + lease health) and offers follow-up actions. Read-only; works standalone.
Diagnostic that suggests when an active phase is ready for /phase-gate, and lists orphan tracker issues missing from plans/phases.yaml. Read-only — does not mutate phases.yaml.
Draft an ephemeral ADR for an in-flight architectural decision (--draft), then propagate the accepted decision to SPEC + PRD + phases.yaml + tracker bodies atomically (--apply ) via the apply-decision verb's resumable journal.