trajectory

Plugin trajectory from marketplace mtrense-skills in mtrense/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (7)

• aim

  Define the next demo of a trajectory project — the next point where something can really be shown working to a human: take an idea, bullet points, or an example (or propose the next demo yourself when invoked empty), scout the current project state via subagents, and write demos/NNNN-slug.md coverin

• burn

  Burn a trajectory backlog down: drive available tasks (todo with all dependencies done, ascending id) through parallel burn-worker subagents in git worktrees — strict TDD, commit via /commit — then grader → serialized closing-record scribe → sequential merge → serialized doc-sync → demo checks for t

• decide

  Record, revise, or supersede one decision in a trajectory project's decision log. Takes a statement to decide on, a reference to an existing decision (to revise or supersede), or — when invoked empty — the next open decision item from the lowest-id open demo. Runs a brief Socratic dialog to a shared

• enrich

  Break a trajectory demo down into well-shaped tasks: a dialog that turns the next (or given) demo's scenario into tasks/NNNN-slug.md files — the demo's executable check first, then the work that makes it pass — each with a plan, decision/documentation references, complexity, dependencies, acceptance

• kickoff

  Start a trajectory project (or revise its vision): a Socratic interview about users and their needs, what success looks like, hard constraints/invariants, and the domain vocabulary, wrapped up as VISION.md with an explicit ## Vocabulary section. Trigger on "/kickoff", "start a new project", "let's d

• land

  Run the human test cycle on a green trajectory demo: re-run its check at HEAD, compose a verified walk-through (setup, numbered steps with expected observations, the human-only checks, deviations and caveats) from the demo's scenario and the closing records of the tasks behind it, let the user try i

• supplement

  Add a small demo-less task to a trajectory backlog — a bug, a small improvement, a chore — with the same rigor as /enrich: plan, decision/doc references, complexity, dependencies, acceptance criteria, duplicate/link scan, and vocabulary check, including proposing a breakdown into several tasks when

Subagents (9)

• aim-scout

  Read-only project reconnaissance for the trajectory /aim skill. Given a demo idea and the repo root, surveys the current state of the codebase and backlog relevant to that idea: what already exists, what the idea would touch, the real entry points a demo scenario could drive, unknowns that need a de

• burn-scribe

  Closing-record scribe for the trajectory /burn skill. After a grader accepts a task and before its merge, reads the worker's full report from .burn/REPORT.md in the task's worktree and writes the closing record — the ## Manual testing and ## Deviations sections — into the mainline task file, committ

• burn-worker

  Single-task TDD implementation worker for the trajectory /burn skill. Receives pointers — a dedicated git worktree and the task file's path inside it — and self-briefs: reads the task body (plan, acceptance criteria, grader feedback if this is a retry) and only the linked decisions' digest lines its

• decision-summarizer

  Write-side worker that keeps a trajectory project's per-topic decision digests in sync with its decision records. Given the documentation directory and the id(s) of the decision(s) just recorded or revised, reads those records, maps each to one or more topics (tech-stack, persistence, testing, error

• doc-syncer

  Post-merge documentation refresher for the trajectory /burn skill. After one task's merge lands, checks whether that change made any documentation stale — README usage, reference docs, examples, the task's listed documents — and makes the minimal updates. Runs strictly serialized (one at a time, in

• example-drafter

  Read-only strawman drafter for the trajectory /example skill. Given an intent (what artifact, pinning what), the project root, and a mode — draft, annotate (an artifact the user provided), or revise (an existing example) — reads the vision vocabulary and invariants, the decision index and relevant t

• grader

  Strict acceptance grader for the trajectory /burn skill. Given pointers — the task file's path, the worker's worktree + commit, and the worker's report file — self-briefs on the acceptance criteria and linked decision digests, then judges the output against those criteria and decisions — nothing els

• merger

  Sequential merge-back worker for the trajectory /burn skill. Given one accepted task's worktree branch and the main workspace, merges the task's commit into the mainline, re-runs the test suite post-merge, and cleans up the worktree on success. A textual merge conflict is a bounce, not a quality pro

• task-linker

  Read-only duplicate-and-link scan for the trajectory /enrich and /supplement skills. Given one proposed task (title, plan summary, acceptance criteria) plus the current backlog, finds existing open tasks that already cover part of the proposal, and proposes links (depends_on edges or an outright "al

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