@azure-id/orc 1.8.2 → 1.9.0

package/templates/commands/orc-quick.md

@@ -1,33 +1,20 @@
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-description: Quick lane for almost anything — look, ask once, dispatch. Always asks which agent. Saves every request as a numbered entry in orc-quick/<slug>/quick-context.md
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-
-Use the **orc-quick** skill. It is standalone — not part of the `/orc` pipeline,
-and no config key can change how it dispatches.
-
-Three steps per request, one user turn:
-
-1. **LOOK** (silent) — check the wiki and code-pattern if they exist (never a
-   blocker), find the files, read the PR comments if this is PR work, and note
-   anything the user already decided.
-2. **ASK** (one turn) — up to 3 grounded questions *plus* the dispatch gate in
-   the same turn. **The gate is hard: always ask which agent to dispatch.**
-   Code work offers `orc-executor-sonnet-4-6-med` or `orc-executor-opus-5-low`;
-   read-only work offers an ad-hoc model + effort.
-3. **DO** — dispatch, check the return, run build/tests if they exist, write the
-   numbered entry to `orc-quick/<slug>/quick-context.md`, then offer tests /
-   review / commit.
-
-Not only for code: a quick context dig, a defect hunt, a dependency bump, or
-fixing PR review comments all run the same way. A request that turns out too big
-gets an **offer** of `/orc-mini` — never a forced fallback.
-
-No smoke gate. A red build starts a repair loop (2 rounds reuse the executor,
-round 3 asks again, then it asks what to do). Red tests stop the commit offer but
-never loop. No test suite means no check at all.
-
-`gh` is read + push only — never a comment, never a resolve, never a merge.
-
-Ask for a new request any time and it becomes entry 2, 3, 4 … in the same doc.
-
-Request (or `pr <n>`, `thread=<name>`): $ARGUMENTS
+---
+description: Quick lane — look, ask once (questions + which agent), do. One numbered entry per request
+---
+
+Use the **orc-quick** skill. Three steps per request, one user turn:
+
+1. **LOOK** (silent) — the graph first, then the files; PR comments if it is PR work.
+2. **ASK** (one turn) — up to 3 grounded questions **plus** the dispatch gate. It
+   always asks which agent. Nothing runs until you answer.
+3. **DO** — dispatch, check the return, run the affected tests and then the
+   suite, write the numbered entry, then offer tests / review / commit.
+
+A **defect** is reproduced RED before it is fixed, and both runs are shown. A
+gate line may carry `→ suggested` with its reason — a recommendation, never a
+default.
+
+Too big → an **offer** of `/orc-mini`. `gh` is read + push only. Another request
+becomes entry 2, 3, 4 … in the same doc.
+
+Request (or `pr <n>`, `thread=<name>`): $ARGUMENTS