What problem does it solve? Large efforts that exceed a single agent session arrive wrapped in uncertainty: the path from a loose idea to a finished spec, decision, or change is unclear. Wayfinder turns that fog into a shared map of decision tickets on the repo's issue tracker, so work is planned, tracked, and resolved incrementally instead of being charged at blindly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Map-based planning: Creates a single map issue (labelled wayfinder:map) holding the destination, notes, decisions-so-far index, fog of war, and out-of-scope boundaries, with child issues as decision tickets. - Typed tickets with blocking: Each ticket is typed as research, prototype, grilling, or task, claimed by assignment, and ordered via the tracker's native blocking relationships so the actionable frontier is always visible. - Parallel research delegation: Research tickets are delegated to isolated researcher subagents that write report artifacts, while the parent session records resolutions and closes tickets. - Use Case: You need to plan a data-structure migration too big for one session. Invoke wayfinder to chart a map: it grills you to name the destination, fans out breadth-first to surface open decisions, creates tickets, wires blocking edges, and then resolves one ticket per session until the route is clear. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use the wayfinder skill to chart a map for your large, loosely-defined effort, or invoke it with an existing map URL to work through the next open decision ticket.
