Command Claude CodeCursor
This stub delegates to feature-code-review. It will be removed in a future release.
Aigon is a local, open-source, spec-first software-delivery orchestrator for coding agents. It takes a Git-backed feature spec through isolated implementation, cross-agent review, and merge—using the agents and subscriptions you already have.
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Command Claude CodeCursor
This stub delegates to feature-code-review. It will be removed in a future release.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Review all reviewable specs in a feature set together. This is still spec review, not implementation: do not start features, do not modify non-spec files, and do not run target-repo build/test commands unless a spec explicitly requires read-only verification.
Command Claude CodeCursor
You are the author-side revision agent. Process pending spec-review: commits across all eligible specs in a feature set together. This is still spec revision, not implementation: do not start features, do not modify non-spec files, and do not run target-repo build/test commands unless a spec explicitly requires…
Command Claude CodeCursor
Review the feature spec itself, not the code. Edit the spec in place using the shared rubric below, then commit the reviewed spec with a spec-review: commit.
Command Claude CodeCursor
You are the author-side agent. Review all pending spec-review: commits on the feature spec, decide what to keep, and land one acknowledgement commit.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Prepare your workspace to implement a feature in Drive or Fleet mode.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Hand a stuck or paywalled in-progress feature from its current agent to a different agent, without losing commits or in-flight work. Intended for.
Command Claude CodeCursor
CRITICAL: Use the CLI below. Do not manually move specs out of backlog.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Legacy no-op. Feedback intake now lives in research with origin: customer-feedback.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Command "aigon-feedback-list" from jayvee/aigon, covering aigon-feedback-list, step 1: run the cli command, filter options and if no args are provided.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run a triage loop for one feedback item with explicit human confirmation before writes.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Quick-allow when prompted: Claude Shift+Tab • Antigravity uses --dangerously-skip-permissions at launch • Cursor "Add to allowlist" • Codex "Allow and remember".
Command Claude CodeCursor
Inspect the current git branch, worktree status, and Kanban stage to automatically suggest the most likely next workflow action. Eliminates the need to remember command names for the happy path.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run a fully autonomous Fleet research pipeline. Sets up findings files, spawns agents in parallel, monitors progress, and optionally runs synthesis when all agents submit.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run this command followed by the Research ID.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Record the original author's durable, transcript-free handoff.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run this command followed by the research topic name.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run this command followed by the Research ID.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Evaluate and synthesize research findings from ALL agents, help the user select features, and update the main research document. This transitions research from in-progress to in-evaluation (matching the feature pipeline).
Command Claude CodeCursor
Open all Fleet research agents side-by-side in Warp terminal, each pre-loaded with the research-do command.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run this command followed by the research topic name.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Reset a research topic back to a fresh backlog state.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Review the research topic spec itself, not the findings. Edit the spec in place using the shared rubric below, then commit the reviewed spec with a spec-review: commit.
Command Claude CodeCursor
You are the author-side agent. Review all pending spec-review: commits on the research spec, decide what to keep, and land one acknowledgement commit.
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