security-audit

Where your work goes (a branch named agent-<name>), how to name it, what must be true before you finish, and how to push it when you are asked to.

Where the project's tickets live, how to read and change them, how to claim a ticket so no two agents work the same one, how to queue one, and the formats.

A real browser you drive from the shell, to see or act on a web page (open it, read it, click, type, take a screenshot), such as checking that the app you…

Split your task across subagents: plan it, get the person's yes, start other agents on the parts, each in its own checkout on a branch started from yours, and…

Start and stop the project's scheduler, switch the commands it starts on a schedule on or off, set their pace, or start one now, when the person asks you to.

The project's git host is GitHub: how to open your pull request when you are asked to, how to land it, and how to read and close the project's issues.

The record of every run agents made on this project — what was asked, where the work went, how it ended, what the agent said — where it lives, how to read it…

Where the project's agent queue lives, how to read it and change it, and its format.

Post a message to the team's Discord channel from the shell, when a task asks you to tell people something there.

Answer where a maintainer calls you with /agent, on an issue or a pull request; and on your own pull request, checks that turned red and a conflict with its…

Refactor a part of the code to make it as easy as possible for humans to read, rating every file and function before and after.

Bring the project's knowledge files up to date from merged pull requests, or from an agent run's pull request before it merges.