ps-god

Paseo God

Start or resume one run

God mode is a task workflow, not extra permissions or a different model. Work autonomously inside the user's request and project instructions. Read relevant project context, not every skill, session or memory file. Load a reference below only when it helps.

Always state the goal, scope, observable acceptance criteria and a short plan before changes; inspect check results and report evidence and limits at the end. Read every skill or reference you choose to apply completely, including any remaining lines after truncated output, before applying it.

Use a compact run only when all are true: one session, at most three task-output files, at most two local check commands, no delegation, and no external writes, release, credentials, permissions or persisted user-data changes. Otherwise use the durable record below; switch to it if any condition stops being true. For a compact run, keep criteria, TODO and results in the conversation; skip helper/record creation, record status and guidance digests. Read playbooks only for a durable run; other references apply at their stated triggers. State any conditional step you skip and its reason in one concise line (grouping is fine), including record creation, catalog discovery and reference procedures. All instructions below to write or update RUN.md apply to conversation notes in a compact run; they do not require creating a file.

Check for a specialist only when the task needs domain knowledge, a procedure or a tool you lack. Skip this check for ordinary work you already know how to do or when an installed skill already covers the task. If needed and ps is installed, execute node <ps-skill-dir>/scripts/skill-catalog.js list --names once and read its output. Report the number listed and the chosen name, or "none fits" only after that read. For a clear fit, run path <name> with the same script and read at most one specialist in place. If ps is absent or the command fails, explicitly report that limitation. Never install or copy skills; retain this harness's verification.