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office-hourslisted

Office-hours queue dispatcher — two lanes by target. A numeric issue `<N>` runs the legacy `dispatch:office-hours` label lane; a non-numeric `<node-id>` runs the graph-native lane over a parked intention node. Either way it surfaces the parked context/recommendation to the human as untrusted data, reviews read-only, reports where to engage, and stops; takes no fix/label/close/phase/graph action.
natb1/commons.systems · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 66
Install: claude install-skill natb1/commons.systems
# Office Hours The office-hours counterpart of `dispatch` — the user-facing entry into the **office-hours queue**, the set of items blocked on a human. An item lands here two ways: 1. **Mid-phase input block** — a dispatch phase reached a user-input point (an unexpected permission prompt). The input-block hook (`dispatch-input-block.sh`) is a passive reactor: when the worker hits `ExitPlanMode`/`AskUserQuestion`/a permission prompt/elicitation, it applies `dispatch:office-hours` to the issue and passes the baton — the session stays blocked on the prompt rather than terminating. 2. **Completion-time deviation or planning-time ambiguity** — a phase ran to completion but surfaced a deviation from the approved plan or the acceptance criteria; or `/plan-issue` hit genuine ambiguity it could not resolve and called `dispatch-mark-deviation`. In both cases the phase skill skipped its `phase-completed` marker and wrote `office-hours-reason`. On this legacy issue lane the label is applied IN-SESSION by `dispatch-mark-deviation` itself, via its `dispatch-apply-office-hours <N>` call. On the graph-node lane there is no label at all: a session that ends owing a disposition is parked to the node's `office_hours` field by `dispatch-tick`'s `terminal_without_disposition_sweep`, which is gh-free and skips `<N>-slug` issue workers entirely. This skill is a **review-and-recommend dispatcher**. It runs two ways: a human types `/office-hours` inside an