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Kodelyth ECC
Command

/super-agent

Drive a large objective to completion through the autonomous orchestrator — decompose, dispatch (parallel), integrate branches, verify. Resumable, budget-governed.

Run:/super-agent

/super-agent

Turn one big objective into a finished, verified result by running it through the super-agent orchestrator — a deterministic, resumable, budget-governed state machine (scripts/super-agent/).

Usage

/super-agent <objective>            e.g. /super-agent build a rate-limited login API with tests
/super-agent resume <runId>         continue a crashed or earlier run

What it does

Behaves as the super-agent agent and runs the loop:

  • kodelythecc super-agent start --goal "" --step-cap — always with a budget.
  • kodelythecc super-agent next → perform the action it names:
- decompose → build a dependency DAG with the blueprint skill, … plan --file. - dispatch → run each ready step (parallel where independent, each on its own branch), … step --status done --branch. - integrate → conflict-check with scripts/super-agent/integrate.js, merge in mergeOrder, … integrate (or --conflicts … to stop). - verify → run /verify, then … verify --passed|--failed.
  • Repeat until report.

When to use it

  • A feature or change too large for one pass, that splits into dependent steps.
  • You want parallel execution of independent steps with correct, conflict-checked integration.
  • You want the run to survive a crash and resume.

When NOT to use it

  • A single edit, one-file change, or a quick fix — just do it, or use the specific specialist.
  • Something with no real internal dependencies — the swarm (/swarm) or a single agent is lighter.

Guarantees

  • Nothing is faked: a step that did not succeed is recorded failed, and a failed
dependency stalls the run instead of building on it.
  • The budget cap and integration-conflict stop are honored, never bypassed.
  • verify --passed requires the tests/build to actually pass, with evidence.

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