What problem does it solve? Running multi-agent implementation loops without a clear playbook leads to ungated real runs, missed review steps, and confusion over which system owns planning, decisions, and durable state. This Skill gives operators a question-first, gate-driven playbook for the entire aops-cli loop lifecycle. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Readiness and pack gating: Runs loop plan dry-run readiness checks and loop pack previews before any real execution, surfacing failed gates and fixes. - Double-gated supervised runs: Enforces the mandatory --run-agents plus --supervised-run-approved pair before starting or resuming child-agent sessions, including resume-on-trigger via loop watch. - Parallel worktree fan-out (v2): Orchestrates the gated parallel-plan → worktree-init → maker-run → independent review → slice-merge → cleanup pipeline with one maker per slice and ff-only merges. - Use Case: An operator wants to fan a sprint out across three isolated git worktrees with Codex as maker and an independent reviewer per slice. The Skill walks them through readiness checks, per-slice PM review-requests, supervised maker runs, and operator-approved sequential merges. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use the aops-loop-interactive skill to plan and start a supervised aops-cli loop for your task and sprint, beginning with a dry-run readiness check.
