run

Run Prompt with Auto-Archive

Execute one or more prompts from ./prompts/ directory, then automatically archive completed prompts to .archive/completed-prompts/ per CLAUDE.md session protocol.

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When to Use This Command

Use /run when...	Use /start-task when...
You have pre-written prompts in ./prompts/	Describing a task naturally
Executing structured workflows	Need intelligent skill/agent routing
Running batch prompt sequences	Need complexity scoring (GSD vs Plan vs Direct)
Following established prompt files	Starting fresh work

Note: Both approaches leverage the full skill ecosystem. /run is for pre-defined prompts; /start-task is for natural language routing.

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Workflow

1. Delegate to /taches-cc-resources:run-prompt to execute the prompt(s)
2. After successful completion, move prompt(s) from ./prompts/completed/ to .archive/completed-prompts/
3. Clean up any temporary directories

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Implementation

Step 1: Execute the tache run-prompt command with all arguments passed through

/taches-cc-resources:run-prompt {{prompt_ids}}

Step 2: After completion, check if ./prompts/completed/ exists and move contents to archive

# If prompts/completed/ exists, move all files to archive and cleanup
if [ -d "./prompts/completed" ]; then
  mkdir -p ".archive/completed-prompts"
  mv ./prompts/completed/* .archive/completed-prompts/ 2>/dev/null || true
  rmdir ./prompts/completed 2>/dev/null || true
fi

Step 3: Report final location of archived prompts

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Notes

• This wrapper ensures CLAUDE.md compliance (prompts archived to .archive/completed-prompts/)
• Transparent to user - just use /run [prompt-id] instead of /run-prompt
• Supports all /run-prompt features: single, parallel, sequential execution
• Skills auto-activate based on prompt content (same as standard prompts)