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coordinate

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Run several Keelokit sessions at once and keep them honest — one session per story with the shared agent brief, status in ten lines, follow-up rounds, and verifying landed work by its hash on origin/main. Use when the user says "coordinate", "run these stories in parallel sessions", "status of the sessions", "¿cómo van las sesiones?", "coordiná las sesiones", "estado de las sesiones", or when several sessions or worktrees are running.

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    Wait with one until loop on one condition, never with repeated polling.

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SKILL.md

Coordinate — origin/main is the only truth

The brief every session follows is .keelokit/harness/agent-brief.md (SESS-1). Read it once.

First read [landing] policy in .keelokit/state.toml (absent = direct). With convoy, say in one line that coordination is /harbor:*'s, and only run and report python3 .keelokit/bin/status.py; the rest of this skill is for direct.

Start sessions

  • One session per story, from the same wave (the doctor guarantees their touches don't overlap). Stories that add migrations go one at a time (MIG-1).
  • The prompt is short: Read .keelokit/harness/agent-brief.md, then /keelokit:build-story <ID>. Pass paths, not contents; don't repeat the brief's rules.
  • Title each session with python3 .keelokit/bin/status.py title <ID> (create_session's title), and rename this one with title --role coordinator when the tool can. Exit 2 means the story or its wave is missing: fix the backlog, never type a title by hand. Branches stay the id in lowercase.
  • Respect the machine: at most two sessions running tests at once (pnpm verify takes a per-machine lock, so more only wait).

Every round (about every 15 minutes while sessions run)

  1. python3 .keelokit/bin/status.py: worktrees, branches with commits not on origin/main, the verify lock, the CI of main (a cancelled run is not green) and the backlog, in ten lines.
  2. For each session that says it finished: git fetch origin main && git log origin/main --oneline and find its commit (Story: <ID> trailer). A session that ends well does not message you; don't wait for a message, check the hash. "Done" without a commit on main is not done: send it back to land (rebase, pnpm verify, push) or land it yourself.
  3. CI of main red, or two runs in a row without a green: stop starting stories; python3 .keelokit/bin/ci.py jobs says which job and step; fix that first.
  4. Wait with one until loop on one condition, never with repeated polling.

Report to the user

Two lines per session at most: story, hash on main (or "not landed" and why), then what needs the user. The whole report fits in ten lines.

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