What problem does it solve? Bringing an existing or new project under a spec-driven, test-driven engineering methodology requires discovering every feature (documented or not), establishing a charter, and setting up tracking — a process that is easy to do inconsistently or skip entirely. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full onboarding ceremony: Walks 11 steps covering repo topology, validation-infrastructure probes (LSP, CLI, environments, remote-agent readiness), charter drafting with human sign-off, manifest creation, tracker and roadmap selection, feature discovery, triage, and consolidation backlog generation. - Gap-check mode: When a manifest already exists, validates the charter, manifest schema, feature numbering, tracker and roadmap reachability, and reports gaps without mutating anything. - Human-decision checkpoints: Reserves charter approval, tracker choice, and roadmap host selection as explicit human decisions, emitting an interrupted handoff if the human is unavailable. - Use Case: Point it at a legacy repo with undocumented features; it discovers feature-shaped code, triages it with you, seeds the tracker, and produces a per-feature ATDD consolidation backlog. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to onboard this project into the DAE methodology and set up its charter, manifest, and tracker.