atlas

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The Atlas engine — turn any goal into a validated PRD and an executable, verified task graph. Brand-name entrypoint; a thin alias for the `go` orchestrator. Use when the user types /prd:atlas, says "I want to build", or asks for a PRD / task-driven build.

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# atlas (entrypoint alias) This is the brand-name entrypoint for the Atlas engine. It holds no procedure of its own — **immediately invoke the `go` orchestrator** via the Skill tool (`/prd:go`). `go` reads pipeline state and dispatches to the correct phase (SETUP → DISCOVER → GENERATE → HANDOFF → EXECUTE). Do not duplicate that routing here.

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Author
anombyte93
Repository
anombyte93/prd-taskmaster
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
MIT

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