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- Bootstrap MonorepoUse when a folder containing several autonomous Git repos (each with its own CDev) must be conditioned as a CDev Monorepo orchestrating workspace — creating the global scaffolding (AGENTS.md, docs/develop/, workspace/, agents, scripts, the workspace's own git) without touching the child repos, or when the user asks to "bootstrap monorepo", "condition a multi-repo workspace", "condicionar workspace multi-repo", or to set up orchestration over existing repos.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- BootstrapUse when a repository must be conditioned for continuous autonomous development (CDev) — a new repo, an existing one without docs/develop/, or a re-audit of one already conditioned; when the user asks to "bootstrap", "condition this repo for cdev", "prepare it so /cdev can work alone", "condicionar para cdev" — for any role (backend, frontend, other), with or without a folder of source docs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Cdev Monorepo PlannerUse when cross-repo work must be planned in a CDev Monorepo workspace — turning a system objective into SYSTEM_BATCHes with real local references, or analyzing all repos to find gaps (half-integrated features, broken contracts, pending parity) and proposing the next SYSTEM Sprints. Also when the user invokes /cdev-monorepo-planner or asks "plan the monorepo", "what's left to integrate", "planifica el monorepo", "qué falta por integrar".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Cdev MonorepoUse when the user invokes /cdev-monorepo (with or without arguments) in a conditioned multi-repo workspace (it has workspace/repos.yaml and a global docs/develop/) — autonomously executes the active SYSTEM_BATCH coordinating the affected repos' local CDevs in parallel, reconciles states and closes batches with global verification.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Cdev PlannerUse when planning work inside a single CDev-conditioned repository — turning an objective into batches in the local SPRINTS.md with observable acceptance, or sweeping the repo for gaps (verification debt, stale blocks, coverage/parity holes, plan↔git divergence, contradictory docs) and proposing the next sprints. Also when the user invokes /cdev-planner or asks "plan this repo", "what's next here", "qué falta por hacer".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- CdevUse when the user invokes /cdev (with or without arguments) in a repo conditioned for continuous autonomous development, or asks to run the active sprint, "follow the plan", "sigue el plan", or overnight/unattended work — starts the single execution loop, adapted through the role profile the repo resolves to.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- OckhamUse when the user asks for a plain, digestible explanation of technical output — the result of finished work, a report, a concept, a detected situation — via /ockham or phrases like "simplify that", "explain it simply", "what did you actually do", "break it down for me", "in plain English", "explícamelo simple", "no entiendo"; or when the user asked in advance for the final report in this form. Never self-triggers inside a CDev loop.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Cdev Monorepo StatusUse when the user asks where a CDev Monorepo workspace stands — progress of the active SYSTEM sprint (or a named one) across its repositories, measured on three axes, functional requirements, non-functional requirements and user stories — after a wave of SYSTEM_BATCHes has run, before deciding what to run next, or when coming back to the workspace. Also when the user invokes /cdev-monorepo-status or asks "status of the system sprint", "where is the monorepo", "status funcional del monorepo", ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Cdev StatusUse when the user asks where a CDev-conditioned repository stands — progress of the active sprint (or a named one) measured on three axes, functional requirements, non-functional requirements and user stories — after several batches have run, before deciding what to run next, or when coming back to a repo. Also when the user invokes /cdev-status or asks "status of the sprint", "where are we", "how far along is this", "status funcional", "por dónde vamos", "qué llevamos del sprint".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5