Autonomous session launcher — morning briefing, unattended overnight runs, cross-project patrol, auto-research
Scanned 6/11/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install shenxingy/Clade---
name: start
description: Autonomous session launcher — morning briefing, unattended overnight runs, cross-project patrol, auto-research
when_to_use: "start session, morning session, autonomous run, launch agent — NOT for a briefing-only readout (use /brief); /start with no args includes the briefing then offers to launch work"
argument-hint: '[--morning] [--run] [--hours N] [--goal "X"] [--budget N] [--max-iter N] [--patrol] [--research] [--resume] [--stop] [--dry-run]'
user_invocable: true
---
# Start Skill
One command to launch autonomous coding sessions. Morning briefings, targeted goals, overnight runs, cross-project patrols — all from `/start`.
## Architecture
```
/start → Morning briefing (safe, read-only)
/start --run → Full autonomous session (plan → loop → verify → repeat)
/start --goal "fix tests" → Targeted run (skip orchestrate, go straight to loop)
/start --patrol → Cross-project scan (report only, no workers)
/start --research → Auto-research based on project context
```
## Usage
```
/start # Morning briefing (default, safe)
/start --run # Autonomous session until done/blocked/budget
/start --run --budget 10 # Set cost budget ($5 default)
/start --run --hours 8 # Wall-clock limit
/start --goal goal.md # Targeted: use goal file directly (skip orchestrate)
/start --goal "fix all tests" # Targeted: inline goal string
/start --run --max-iter 5 # Limit outer iterations (default: 20)
/start --run --max-workers 2 # Limit parallel workers (default: 4)
/start --run --model opus # Supervisor model (default: sonnet)
/start --run --worker-model haiku # Worker model (default: sonnet)
/start --patrol # Scan all ~/projects/ with CLAUDE.md
/start --research # Auto-research from TODO/GOALS/BRAINSTORM
/start --resume # Resume interrupted session
/start --stop # Write stop sentinel
/start --dry-run # Show plan and exit
```
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