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Sisko
The war room. Sisko reads the PRD, identifies every remaining mission, and executes them one by one — running /assemble for each — until the entire product is complete. Autonomous execution is the default — no flag needed.
SiskoUpdated v23.5
USAGE
/campaign [--fast] [--plan] [--resume] [--mission "Name"] [--continuous] [--interactive]WHAT HAPPENS
- 1Kira runs operational recon — checks for unfinished builds or assembles
- 2Dax loads operational learnings before analyzing the PRD — known constraints inform mission scoping
- 3Dax analyzes the PRD and diffs against the codebase
- 4Odo verifies prerequisites + cross-mission data handoff check (closed loops must have explicit wiring)
- 5Scope-based review scaling: S (<100 lines), M (100-300), L (300+) — L missions get 2 review rounds minimum
- 6Per-mission Kenobi quick-scan on any auth/crypto/credential code (don't defer security to Victory Gauntlet)
- 7Sisko presents the mission brief and waits for confirmation
- 8Fury's /assemble runs for the scoped mission (dispatched to sub-agents per Parallel Agent Standard)
- 9Coulson commits and versions the completed mission
- 10Loop: back to Step 1 until every PRD section is implemented
- 11Victory Gauntlet is a hard gate — launches immediately after the final mission, never skipped
THE ARMORY
Toggle flags to forge your command. — Bilbo
--planvaluePlanning mode. Parse your idea into the PRD and roadmap without building anything. The war room becomes a strategy chamber.
Update PRD and roadmap only — no build execution.
--missionvalueJump to a specific PRD section by name. Skip the queue — go straight to the fight that matters.
Execute only the named mission from the PRD.
--focusvalueBias Herald agent selection toward a specific topic. Agents with relevant expertise are prioritized in dispatch.
Herald dispatch favors agents matching the focus topic.
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