AI Agent Workflow Collection

Three-way version check across on-disk binary (reveried --version or engram --version), running daemon (/health on port 7437), and git main (git rev-parse origin/main + Cargo.toml workspace version). Surfaces "needs restart" (disk ≠ running) vs "needs make install" (workspace ≠ disk) vs "in sync" with a single-line verdict + a grid of the four facts. Use when the user says "what version is running", "is the daemon up to date", "deploy status", "am I on the latest", or before cutting a release. Args — none required, optional --json for machine-readable output.

Parse a multi-section markdown spec file into N linked Linear tickets via the claudeaiLinear MCP. Extracts YAML frontmatter for project/team/milestone/labels, splits the body on Part X: or N. section headers, files one ticket per section in a first pass, then wires blockedBy and relatedTo dependencies in a second pass. Use when the user says "file the spec as tickets", "split this into Linear tickets", or pastes a multi-part proposal. Args — required , optional --project, --team, --milestone, --labels, --dry-run.

Inspect a coord lock, verify the owner pid is dead, and reclaim it via in-place Write to record.json + owner (no rm, so it works without rm allowlist entries). Use when coord lock hangs on a dead peer and coord steal refuses because the TTL hasn't expired yet. Args — required (e.g. claude-config, engram-serve, pr-merge-queue, main-branch, cargo-build, project: [: ]), optional --reason , --ttl (default 600), --dry-run, --force.

Capture a secret (API key, token, password) from the user via a one-shot localhost web page that self-destructs after the first POST. Use this when you need the user to paste a credential into a Claude Code session without it ever entering shell history, scrollback, argv, or the conversation transcript. The companion reverie-secret-add provides a TTY-prompt fallback for non-browser flows.

Rebuild reveried from a git ref, pause-world the running daemon, swap the binary at ~/.local/bin/engram, verify, and unpause. Handles the coord engram-serve lock, rollback on smoke failure, and optional cleanup of stale coord orphans. Use when the user wants to update the running reveried binary to pick up new fixes or features on main (or any other branch). Args — optional (default origin/main) and optional --force to skip the pre-swap diff audit.

Append one or more Bash(pattern) permission entries to ~/.claude/settings.json under permissions.allow, holding the coord claude-config lock for the duration and stealing the lock in-place if it's held by a dead session. Use when the user says "stop asking permission for X", "allow Bash(Y) in settings", "add a Bash perm", or after Claude Code has just prompted to approve a command the user wants permanently allowed. Args — one or more positional patterns (e.g. "Bash(sleep )" "Bash(timeout )"), plus optional --dry-run and --no-dedupe.

End-to-end smoke test of the mesh-spawn supervisor loop — kill a worker's claude child pid, poll for respawn, and verify the new pid registers in coord peers under the same role. This is the TOD-724 supervisor-loop verification. Use when the user says "test the supervisor", "smoke the respawn", "verify supervision works for role X", "does mesh-spawn actually restart workers", or after changing /tmp/mesh-workers/ .sh. Args — required (e.g. release, builder-q1, archivist), optional --timeout (default 30) for respawn wait.