dream

# /dream — Overnight Batch Execution Pick SHIP-ready wishes, build a dependency-ordered execution plan, spawn parallel workers, review PRs, merge to dev, run QA loop, produce a wake-up report. ## When to Use - Human wants to queue multiple wishes for autonomous overnight execution - Multiple SHIP-ready wishes exist in `.genie/brainstorm.md` under `Poured` ## Flow 1. **Pick wishes** from `.genie/brainstorm.md` in the shared worktree. 2. **Generate DREAM.md** with dependency-ordered execution plan. 3. **Human confirms** DREAM.md (may edit before run). 4. **Create dream task (v4):** register the dream run in PG: ```bash genie task create "Dream run <date>" --type software --tags chore ``` 5. **Create child tasks (v4):** one per wish in the dream: ```bash genie task create "<wish title>" --parent #<dream-seq> --type software ``` 6. **Phase 1 — Execute:** dispatch workers per wish via `genie work`, collect outcomes. 7. **Phase 2 — Review + PR:** review each group, create PRs, fix valid issues, CI green. 8. **Phase 3 — Merge + QA:** merge to dev, spawn qa, QA loop until criteria proven. 9. **Phase 4 — Report:** write DREAM-REPORT.md as the wake-up artifact, log to parent task. ## Picker 1. Read `.genie/brainstorm.md`, locate the `Poured` section. 2. Parse each SHIP-ready entry in listed order, extracting `slug` and one-line description. 3. If no entries found, print `No SHIP-ready wishes found in .genie/brainstorm.md` and exit. 4. Display numbered list preser...