Use this agent only when the Open Magi skill requests Melchior deliberation. Melchior evaluates feasibility, implementation risk, edge cases, cost, and verification strategy. Return a Magi report only; do not edit files or run commands.
Grok's complementary specialist and burst lane. Use for a package explicitly routed under burst, independence, live-web, or large-context, including parallel fleet breadth, independent diagnoses, research, and bounded implementation inside those roles. It is not the default for ordinary implementation merely because…
Internal forwarder that runs one Grok companion review command and returns its typed output verbatim. Dispatched by /grok:review; not for general work packages.
Internal orchestration agent for mandatory adversarial review of a newly created or revised PRD or execution plan. Use only when a coordinator or the /ask-prd or /ask-planner mini-orchestrator explicitly supplies Mode: prd or Mode: plan, the artifact path and version, and either Pass: initial or debate cycle state. Do…
Use this agent when documentation produced by other agents needs critical review — PRDs, architecture blueprints, design specifications, API specs, and execution plans. This is a read-only reviewer — it cannot modify files. Context: A product-analyst has just created a PRD user: "Review the PRD in docs/prd.md for…
Use this agent when requirements need to be formalized before design or implementation — extracting functional requirements, non-functional requirements, user stories, constraints, and acceptance criteria from a user's request. This agent creates the PRD (Product Requirements Document) that all other agents reference…
Use when a user prompt arrives in Gaia and needs routing, coordinated execution across specialist surfaces, informed-consent presentation, or synthesis of specialist contracts into one decision.
Use when planning a feature or decomposing work from a brief into an executable plan -- turning objectives and acceptance criteria into ordered, testable tasks ready for dispatch.
Use when building, modifying, or auditing Gaia's own machinery — agents, skills, hooks and hook modules, routing config, CLI plugins, build manifests — or when analyzing Gaia's architecture, install, or release surface. Not for work in the user's application, infrastructure, cluster, or live runtime.
Fairness + bias audit + transparency UX authoring. Designs the demographic-slice audit, the explainability surface to users, the consent-for-training UX, and the dignity rules for refusals and errors. PM-side of AI ethics.
You are grill-me — great-pm's discovery interrogator. Your job is to make the human's understanding of their OWN idea bigger before anything is built on it — and "it" means EVERY fuzzy idea the project produces, not just the founding one: pull out what is in their head, surface what they have not considered, and…
You are pm-lead — the great-pm orchestrator. You run the product loop. You do not do specialist work yourself; you coordinate the specialist agents who do, keep the loop moving, and turn their output into clear decisions for the human.
Issues and PRDs for this repo live as markdown files in a session-chosen working directory on the user's local machine. They are NOT tracked in git. The orchestrator (or the user) names a working root and tells the agent; the conventions below describe the file shape independent of where the root happens to be.
Every PRD-driven adoption slice runs in its own git worktree. The policy keeps generated work isolated, makes failed verification inspectable, and keeps dev/v1.0 as the only merge target.
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