AI agents that write code, review each other's work, and coordinate across your machines
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For one operator's assigned beads, finds what is ready/urgent to sprint next, proposes cohesive sprint sets from interdependencies, finds duplicates, and surfaces high-priority/urgent-sounding items whose content quality is too low to act on. Full beads mutation authority (merge/close/defer/reject), always…
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Polls CI for the sprint HEAD SHA; returns green/red/notconfigured/pending.
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Follows deploy.md to deploy the software onto the target environment and verify it with the smoke test.
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Works assigned bead ids (task-type work, impl and test-dev), commits after each, stops at VERIFY checkpoint.
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Extracts durable sprint knowledge into docs/, updates README/CHANGELOG (including pre-computed cost analysis block), defers low-priority issues, and returns OK.
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Runs integ-test-playbook.md per cycle to close or assess this cycle's implemented features and verify-set beads (any issuetype, all children closed) against real evidence; closes passing ones, files [integ] bugs for failures.
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Resolves KB contradiction pairs a mechanical hash-prefilter could not settle, by reading the merged code and calling kbresolvecontradiction; returns code/tier-decided and deferred counts.
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Reviews beads DAG structure for coverage, task size, and acceptance criteria; classifies each task complexity bucket and reads its assigned model; returns APPROVED or CHANGESNEEDED.
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Reads open beads sprint goals/features/bugs and creates a feature+task DAG in beads with clear acceptance criteria.
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Runs regression-test-playbook.md once per sprint -- the playbook's functional suite plus its sandbox smoke test -- owning the test sandbox lifecycle; files carry-over bugs for failures.
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Reviews latest commits against beads task acceptance criteria; can reopen tasks; returns APPROVED or CHANGESNEEDED.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: