Spawn a fresh-context senior peer (the supervisor subagent) to scrutinize in-flight work and catch it going off the rails: scope drift, context rot, rookie mistakes, lazy shortcuts, over-engineering, correctness/safety landmines. Non-blocking, advisory, surgical. MUST be used when the user asks for a second set of eyes, a look-over, a double-check, or review before declaring work finished ("get a second set of eyes on it", "before I call it done", "cover me on this") - spawn the supervisor rather than reviewing inline, because the fresh unanchored context is the point. Use on mission-critical or irreversible tasks (production migrations, schema changes), before declaring something done, or when context is getting long. Also auto-triggers when the user is visibly frustrated, swearing, or reporting repeated failure of the same fix (e.g. "fu," "dam it," "sht," "wtf," "this STILL doesn't work," "I've fixed this twice already"): venting is a reliable signal the work is going sideways and a cold second opinion helps. Invoked as /cover-me or /supervisor.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Spawn a fresh-context senior peer (the supervisor subagent) to scrutinize in-flight work and catch it going off the rails: scope drift, context rot, rookie mistakes, lazy shortcuts, over-engineering, correctness/safety landmines. Non-blocking, advisory, surgical. MUST be used when the user asks for a second set of eyes, a look-over, a double-check, or review before declaring work finished ("get a second set of eyes on it", "before I call it done", "cover me on this") - spawn the supervisor rather than reviewing inline, because the fresh unanchored context is the point. Use on mission-critical or irreversible tasks (production migrations, schema changes), before declaring something done, or when context is getting long. Also auto-triggers when the user is visibly frustrated, swearing, or reporting repeated failure of the same fix (e.g. "fu," "dam it," "sht," "wtf," "this STILL doesn't work," "I've fixed this twice already"): venting is a reliable signal the work is going sideways and a cold second opinion helps. Invoked as /cover-me or /supervisor.
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Spawn a fresh-context senior peer (the supervisor subagent) to scrutinize in-flight work and catch it going off the rails: scope drift, context rot, rookie mistakes, lazy shortcuts, over-engineering, correctness/safety landmines. Non-blocking, advisory, surgical. MUST be used when the user asks for a second set of eyes, a look-over, a double-check, or review before declaring work finished ("get a second set of eyes on it", "before I call it done", "cover me on this") - spawn the supervisor rather than reviewing inline, because the fresh unanchored context is the point. Use on mission-critical or irreversible tasks (production migrations, schema changes), before declaring something done, or when context is getting long. Also auto-triggers when the user is visibly frustrated, swearing, or reporting repeated failure of the same fix (e.g. "fu**," "dam* it," "sh*t," "wtf," "this STILL doesn't work," "I've fixed this twice already"): venting is a reliable signal the work is going sideways and a cold second opinion helps. Invoked as /cover-me or /supervisor.
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Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI