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Execute an approved wish plan — orchestrate subagents per task group with fix loops, validation, and review handoff.

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# /work — Execute Wish Plan The engineer's skill, invoked via `genie work <agent> <ref>` dispatch. Orchestrate execution of an approved wish from `.genie/wishes/<slug>/WISH.md`. The orchestrator never executes directly — always dispatch via subagent. ## Context Injection This skill receives its execution context from the dispatch layer: - **Wish path** — `.genie/wishes/<slug>/WISH.md` in the shared worktree - **Group context** — which execution group(s) to work on - **Injected section** — the specific group definition extracted from the wish If context is injected, use it directly. Do not re-parse the wish for information already provided. ## Flow 1. **Load wish:** read `.genie/wishes/<slug>/WISH.md` from the shared worktree, confirm scope. 2. **Pick next task:** select next unblocked pending execution group (or use injected group context). 3. **Task checkout (v4):** if a PG task exists for this group, claim it before starting: ```bash genie task checkout #<seq> ``` 4. **Self-refine:** dispatch `/refine` on the task prompt (text mode) with WISH.md as context anchor. Read output from `/tmp/prompts/<slug>.md`. Fallback: proceed with original prompt if refiner fails (non-blocking). 5. **Dispatch worker:** send the task to a fresh subagent session (see Dispatch). 6. **Progress update (v4):** log progress as task comments during execution: ```bash genie task comment #<seq> "Building group N..." ``` 7. **Local review:** run `/review` against the wish spec for...

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automagik-dev
Repository
automagik-dev/genie
Created
10 months ago
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Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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