orchestrate

# Superset Orchestration Coordinate terminal agents with Superset's workspace, agent, and terminal commands. Treat this as a coordinator-driven protocol: Superset provides session transport, while the coordinator owns task dependencies and completion state. ## Establish the control surface 1. Run `superset auth whoami --json`. 2. Run `superset terminals --help` and require `list`, `read`, `send`, and `close`. 3. If those commands are absent, run `superset update` and recheck. Do not invent or substitute unsupported orchestration commands. 4. Resolve the workspace, host, and terminal-capable agent before dispatching: ```bash superset hosts list --json superset agents list --local --json superset workspaces list --local --json ``` When coordinating from inside the target workspace, pass `--workspace "$SUPERSET_WORKSPACE_ID"` explicitly to agent and terminal commands. Only `workspaces get` defaults its workspace ID from that environment variable. Pass `--host <id>` consistently for a remote host. If the target host is offline, use `hosts wake <id>` and confirm it is online before dispatching. Do not use `--agent superset`: it creates a chat session, and terminal read/send cannot control it. ## Plan the work Create a compact coordinator table with these fields: | Field | Purpose | | --- | --- | | Task | Stable short identifier | | Dependencies | Tasks that must complete first | | Workspace | Superset workspace ID | | Host | Host ID, or local | | Terminal | `sessionId` ret...