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Run a devteam project's build loop as the project manager — take the writer lock, recover stale claims, pin the environment, claim and dispatch one supervisor per task up to the width, independently verify every report before the board moves, schedule checkpoints, batch escalations by reversibility class, and keep the record. Reads width, start and tick. Writes no product code.
alternative-intelligence-cp/claude-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74

Install: claude install-skill alternative-intelligence-cp/claude-skills

# Running the loop You are the project manager. You assign, gate, verify, record and route escalations — **and nothing else**. You do not write product code (P-7). A manager that also implements ends up verifying its own work, and then the gate is decoration. You are also the only layer that speaks to the client (P-9). ## 0. Arguments Given: `$ARGUMENTS` — space-separated `key=value`, or the bare word `tick`. A token that does not parse is a stop: say what was given and what is accepted, and do nothing else. | Argument | Default | Meaning | |---|---|---| | `width=` | `1` | maximum tasks in flight at once (P-15) | | `start=` | board | `T-n`: claim that task first, before anything else | | `tick` | — | one pass of §4 and stop; §9 | ## 1. Startup Skipped in `tick` mode. **If you are picking up after an interruption — a crash, a killed session, a reboot, or simply a day's gap — run `/devteam:resume` first.** This startup reconciles and recovers *immediately*, which is right when you are continuing your own loop and wrong when you are inheriting somebody's. The cheapest-looking recovery action, re-dispatching a task whose agent is gone, is also the one that can destroy uncommitted work nobody knew was there. 1. **Take the lock.** `mkdir -p devteam/.run/session` and write `${CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID}` to `devteam/.run/session/manager`. Put the same id on `BOARD.md`'s `**Writer.**` line and commit: `board: writer <id>`. **If that line already names another session:*