reorient
SolidUse mid-task when the working thread is lost — after a context compaction, a long agent run, or coming back to a feature unsure of the role, the current checkpoint, or the next action. Triggers — "/engineer.reorient", "reorient", "re-anchor", "what should I be doing right now", "I lost track", "where was I".
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Quality Score: 85/100
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- Author
- swingerman
- Repository
- swingerman/disciplined-agentic-engineering
- Created
- 6 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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next
Use at the start of a work session, or any time the question is "what should I pick up now" across the whole project. Triggers — "/engineer.next", "what's next", "what should I work on", "what should I do next", "where do I pick up".
orient
Orient a spec-driven jig/servo/shaper repository with a read-only, project-wide briefing: start from the `workflow.py orient` headline, then survey open pull requests and unmerged work, Proposed ADRs, DEFERRED triggers, refinement items, release plans, the inbox, and the bug board; render one readable headline, titled sections, one recommendation, and an owning-skill handoff. Use when the user invokes `/jig:orient` or explicitly asks for a whole-project session pickup, a return-after-time-away briefing, the overall project status or big picture, or what to pick up next across the repository. Do not use for mid-implementation questions about the current slice such as "what's next?" or "what's blocking this test?"; those continue current work rather than requesting a project-wide rescan. Also do not use for non-code projects; use `studio:project-desk`. Never write files or lifecycle state; scheduled jobs and dashboards may capture stdout.
orient
Read .agent-docs/now/handoff.md and surface current session state. Use at session start, after time away, or when reorienting ("where are we?"). Pulls live git state at invocation, verifies the handoff isn't stale against git reality (code ahead of docs → trust the code), runs a quick state-file health sweep (the folded-in /status check), surfaces obligations-ledger deltas — landed / came due / overdue / dangling — from now/obligations.md when it exists, else the handoff's Obligations section, and on multi-party installs runs the Room-threads resume step (read the handoff's continuity block, refresh from the comms log since the handoff timestamp, apply the re-read rule before any post).