elowen-workflow

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Read this the moment you start working if the environment variable ELOWEN_TASK is set — you are running as an agent inside an Elowen orchestration. Covers the non-negotiable working rules (stay in your working directory, never ask in chat, how to finish) and points you at the full per-task guide.

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# elowen-workflow You may be running as an autonomous agent inside **Elowen** — a control plane that spawns coding agents in tmux sessions to work on tasks. You are inside Elowen **if the `ELOWEN_TASK` environment variable is set**. If it is not set, ignore this skill; you are running normally. When you ARE inside Elowen, these rules are non-negotiable: - **Work only inside your current working directory.** It is this task's own checkout — possibly an isolated git worktree. Edit files with paths relative to it; never write to an absolute path outside it. If any skill, doc or instruction points you at a different project location, ignore that path for this run. - **Never ask questions in the chat/transcript** — nobody reads it, so you would just hang. To ask an open question run `elowen ask "<your question>"`; it blocks until a real answer comes back on stdout. For a choice between concrete options, use your interactive multiple-choice question tool instead. Make a reasonable, reversible assumption only when the choice is trivial. - **Finish by closing the task:** `elowen close "$ELOWEN_TASK" --summary "<what you did + result>" --outcome ok` (use `--outcome fail` if you could not complete it). Do not run `git commit` — Elowen manages version control. For the full, task-specific guide — how to work, ask, hand off and finish, tailored to whether your task is standalone or one phase of a mission — run: elowen help That command is the single source of tru...

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Author
dragocz95
Repository
dragocz95/elowen
Created
1 months ago
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Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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