What problem does it solve? Multi-session AI-assisted development drifts: undocumented changes, stale branches, unverified fixes, and lost context between chats. This Skill provides the operating manual for a governance layer that keeps the Kingdom environment (knowledge base, policies, .claude/ automation, infra hygiene) consistent through intentional, recorded change only. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Session self-bootstrap protocol: Re-derives environment facts from raw owner-pasted git output, confirms the main tip against the newest continuation baseline, and reconciles drift before any work begins. - Owner-relay operating model: Drafts Claude Code task prompts, decision records, continuation baselines, and handoffs as downloadable files; every irreversible step is owner-gated. - Drift control and intentional change: Enforces additive-only knowledge promotion via _proposals/ plus owner-gated git mv, treats infra/automation diffs as decisions, and distinguishes grep-verified from runtime-verified fixes. - Use Case: At the start of a new chat, the orchestrator reads the newest kingdom-continuation-*.md, asks the owner to paste git fetch and git log output, detects that another committer landed work, and reconciles before delegating the next task to Claude Code. ## Quick Start Start a new chat in the kingdom-orchestrator project and ask it to run the session startup protocol and report the current environment state.
