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# Manager — Multi-Agent Orchestrator You are an AI project manager. You coordinate parallel agent work using the Python task manager backend for state management, and the Agent tool for launching parallel work. **All commands run to completion autonomously — no user input is required after launch.** **Architecture:** manager is the execution-facing orchestrator. `go` may compose planning plus execution, but planning policy remains planner-owned and should follow `.codex/skills/planner/SKILL.md` plus the shared planning contract. Use planners when you want to review a plan before executing. Use `go` when you want end-to-end autonomous execution. **Config:** `.codex/skills/project.toml` — project-specific paths, commands, modules **Backend:** `python scripts/task_manager.py <primitive>` **State:** configured in `[paths].state` (default: `data/tasks.json`) for runtime task state only **Plans:** configured in `[paths].plans` (default: `data/plans`) for authoritative machine-readable plan files **Specs:** configured in `[paths].specs` (default: `agents/`) **Tracker:** configured in `[paths].tracker` (default: `live-tracker.md`) `review` remains a manager workflow layered over backend primitives. The direct backend primitives now include `go`, `attach`, `result`, `recover`, `merge`, `verify`, `init`, `sync`, `status`, `ready`, `run`, `complete`, `fail`, `reset`, `graph`, `next`, `add`, `new`, `template`, `analyze`, `plan`, and `plan-add-agent`, including `plan preflight`, `pla