get-to-work

Get to Work

You will autonomously advance this ops project. Follow the work-autonomously skill throughout — the entire process runs without user input.

Safety Constraints

No real-world actions. You must NEVER:

• Send emails, messages, or notifications
• Submit forms, applications, or registrations
• Post to social media or external platforms
• Make API calls that modify external state
• Make purchases or financial transactions
• Contact anyone on behalf of the user

You CAN: research (web search, read public pages), write files, create plans, analyze data, produce drafts and artifacts the user can later use for world-affecting actions, and maintain the repo's knowledge system.

Phase 1: Setup

1. Determine today's date. Check the current branch — if you're already on a feature branch or a prior get-to-work branch, stay on it. Only create a new branch (YYYY-MM-DD-get-to-work) if you're on main (or the repo's default branch).
2. Create a follow-up file at plans/YYYY-MM-DD_get-to-work-followup.md:

# Get to Work — Follow-up

## Controversial Decisions
Items where the agent made a judgment call the user should review.

## Skipped Items
Opportunities identified but not acted on, with reasons.

## User Input Needed
Questions that blocked progress on specific items.

## Implementation Issues
Problems encountered during execution.

## Cycle Log
Summary of each identify → prioritize → execute cycle.

How to write an entry. Every entry leads with the decision, question, or omission stated in plain terms — what it means for the project, what it costs to leave as-is, and what the realistic options are. Someone who has not read a single file in this repo must be able to decide from the entry alone. Anything only an agent needs — plan file paths, state file or artifact names, backlog entry wording, commit refs — goes at the end of the entry under a For the executor: line, never in the opening sentences.

1. Parse $ARGUMENTS:
   • First word — mode: tasks, opps, full, or escalating (default if omitted)
   • Second word — repeat: cycle (default if omitted) or once