context-weaving
openbooklet.com/s/context-weavingopenbooklet.com/s/context-weaving@1.0.0GET /api/v1/skills/context-weavingUse when spawning 4+ agents, when "Prompt is too long" errors appear, when sessions exceed 50 messages, or when context feels degraded. Prevents overflow before agent summoning, compresses long sessions, and offloads verbose content to filesystem. Keywords: context overflow, prompt too long, glyph budget, compression, long session. <example> Context: About to launch 4 review agents user: "Review this PR with multiple agents" assistant: "I'll use context-weaving to enforce Glyph Budgets and plan agent orchestration" </example> <example> Context: Long coding session user: "Context is getting long, I'm losing track" assistant: "Loading context-weaving for session compression" </example>
Chains forty-five phases into a single automated pipeline. Each phase runs as its own Claude Code turn with fresh context â the `arc-phase-stop-hook.sh` drives phase iteration via the Stop hook pattern. Artifact-based handoff connects phases. Checkpoint state enables resume after failure.
Orchestrates sequential execution of child plans (produced by `/rune:devise` with `--shatter`) in dependency order. Each child is executed via a full `/rune:arc` pipeline. The parent plan serves as the execution manifest.
Thin wrapper that sets audit-specific parameters, then delegates to the shared Roundtable Circle orchestration. Unlike `/rune:appraise` (which reviews changed files via git diff), `/rune:audit` scans the entire project.
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Implements Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH) methodology for multi-agent debugging. Instead of sequential hypothesis testing (systematic-debugging), this spawns parallel investigators â each assigned ONE hypothesis to confirm or falsify with evidence.
Standalone prototype generator: extracts Figma designs, matches against UI library components, and synthesizes prototype React components with Storybook stories.
**Load skills**: `roundtable-circle`, `context-weaving`, `rune-echoes`, `rune-orchestration`, `elicitation`, `codex-cli`, `team-sdk`, `polling-guard`, `zsh-compat`
The unified entry point for all Rune workflows. Understands natural language, routes to the correct skill, checks prerequisites, and chains multi-step workflows.
Lightweight 4-phase pipeline: Plan -> Work+Evaluate -> Review -> Mend. Chains devise --quick -> strive (with evaluator loop) -> appraise -> mend in one command. Work phase iterates up to max_iterations (default 3) with ward checks and quality signal detection between passes. Stagnation detection prevents infinite loops. Mend phase auto-fixes P1/P2 findings from the review TOME. Accepts a prompt string or existing plan file path. Recommends /rune:arc for complex plans (8+ tasks) unless --force is passed. Use when: "quick run", "fast pipeline", "plan and build", "nhanh", "chay nhanh", "quick arc", "simple pipeline", "4 steps", "plan work review mend", "quick", "arc-quick". <example> user: "/rune:arc-quick add a health check endpoint" assistant: "Starting quick pipeline: plan -> work -> review..." </example> <example> user: "/rune:arc-quick plans/my-plan.md" assistant: "Running quick pipeline on existing plan..." </example> <example> user: "/rune:arc-quick plans/complex-plan.md --force" assistant: "Force-running quick pipeline (skipping complexity warning)..." </example>
Auto-detects the project's component library, token system, and variant framework. Called by devise Phase 0.5 (pre-brainstorm), strive worker injection (Phase 1.5), and arc Phase 2.8 (semantic verification).
Proof-based orchestration discipline for spec-compliant multi-agent systems. Five layers: DECOMPOSITION, COMPREHENSION, VERIFICATION, ENFORCEMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY. Use when: workers need discipline context, proof schemas, anti-rationalization guidance. Keywords: discipline, proof, verification, compliance, spec, acceptance criteria, rationalization, evidence, SOW, spec continuity
Extracts visual intent from Figma designs and generates reference React + Tailwind CSS v4 code via 4 MCP tools.
Parallel finding resolution from TOME. Parses structured findings, groups by file, summons mend-fixer teammates to apply targeted fixes, runs ward check once after all fixers complete, and produces a resolution report. <example> user: "/rune:mend tmp/reviews/abc123/TOME.md" assistant: "The Tarnished reads the TOME and dispatches mend-fixers..." </example> <example> user: "/rune:mend" assistant: "No TOME specified. Looking for recent TOME files..." </example>
Post Rune review findings to a GitHub PR as a formatted comment. Parses TOME.md findings, formats as collapsible markdown, posts via gh api. Use after /rune:appraise or /rune:arc to share findings with team. Trigger keywords: post findings, PR comments, share review, post to PR, post review to GitHub, comment on PR with findings, share findings.
An autonomous cron-based loop that watches your current PR and drives it to merge.
Guide for the React View Transition API â animate DOM changes declaratively using the browser's native View Transition mechanism. React 19 canary feature.
Resolve file-based TODOs using Agent Teams with verify-before-fix pipeline. Each TODO is reviewed before any fix is applied, preventing hallucinated fixes. Uses parallel batch processing with file ownership enforcement. Keywords: resolve, todos, fix, batch, parallel, verify, file-todos. <example> user: "/rune:resolve-todos" assistant: "Discovering pending TODOs from active workflow..." </example> <example> user: "/rune:resolve-todos review --dry-run" assistant: "Dry run: analyzing review TODOs without applying fixes..." </example>
Use when choosing between supervisor, swarm, or pipeline coordination for multi-agent workflows, when two agents produce conflicting findings and deduplication is needed, when TOME aggregation fails or produces duplicate prefixes, or when output format mismatch causes downstream parse errors. Use when defining inscription contracts for file-based handoff, or when detecting which Ash type to use for a given review dimension. Keywords: orchestration, conflict detection, TOME aggregation, inscription, output format mismatch, file-based handoff, supervisor, swarm, pipeline. <example> Context: Running multi-agent code review user: "Review this PR with multiple agents" assistant: "I'll use rune-orchestration for context isolation and file-based handoff" </example> <example> Context: Coordinating a codebase audit user: "Run an audit with security and performance focus" assistant: "I'll use rune-orchestration for audit agent coordination and output format" </example>
Inspect per-agent structured artifacts from Rune workflow runs. List recent runs, show agent inputs/outputs, view timing statistics, and find failed agents for retry. Trigger keywords: runs, artifacts, agent history, workflow runs. <example> user: "/rune:runs list" assistant: "Scanning tmp/ for workflow run artifacts..." </example> <example> user: "/rune:runs failures" assistant: "Searching for failed/crashed agents across all runs..." </example>
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