grove-form-grouplisted

# grove-form-group (alias: grove:form-group) ## Purpose A group is a fan-out label for discussion, comparison, review, or convergence. Use it when several peer nodes should inspect the same context from different angles. Choose a moderator. The moderator coordinates direct prompts, waits for replies, gathers results, and writes the decision for the requester. ## Use Existing Nodes Inspect existing groups first: ```bash grove org --all --json ``` Do not autonomously spawn missing peers. If the org is missing a role, ask the human operator or project lead; if the human explicitly asks you to create it, use the operator-marked GUI/API/CLI path. ## Fan out Send the same context to each peer, but give each peer a distinct viewpoint or acceptance criteria. ```bash grove send <node-a> "<context and viewpoint A>" grove send <node-b> "<context and viewpoint B>" grove send <node-c> "<context and viewpoint C>" ``` For implementation, verification, or review, keep the peer discussion direct unless a human-facing TODO, feedback item, or ask-human record is needed. ## Fan in ```bash grove gather --group <group> --json ``` The moderator must turn group output into one of: - a decision with evidence - direct follow-up messages to the relevant nodes - a human-facing TODO or ask-human item when human judgment is needed