What problem does it solve? Large pieces of work often exceed what a single agent session can handle, and the path from the current state to the goal is unclear. Wayfinder turns that fog into a shared map of investigation tickets on the repository's issue tracker, then resolves them one at a time until the route to the goal is visible. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Map Creation: Names the destination through a grilling session, then creates a map issue labeled wayfinder:map with destination, notes, decisions-so-far, and fog-of-war sections. - Typed Tickets: Breaks work into research, prototype, grilling, and task tickets, each sized to fit one agent session and linked with native blocking relationships. - Frontier Traversal: Claims unblocked tickets by assignment, resolves exactly one per session, records answers as resolution comments, and promotes newly clarified fog into fresh tickets. - Use Case: A team faces a vague data structure migration. Wayfinder maps the open decisions as tickets, dispatches research sub-agents in parallel, and walks the frontier until every decision is resolved and implementation can begin. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to map this large piece of work with wayfinder, or give it an existing map URL to traverse the next open ticket.
