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# Axstack
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Engineering workflows for AI agents, from
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align → spec → tickets → implement → review → watch
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scheduler, or runtime database to operate. Orca is the only supported runtime.
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Axstack gives your current chat a way to scope work, build it with tests, and
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review the exact result. Orca provides worktrees, agent sessions, and visible
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coordination. You can start at the phase you need.
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## What you can do
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| Layer | Skill | What it does |
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| Plan | [axstack-align](skills/axstack-align/SKILL.md) | Settle scope through questions, a design lens sketch, and a four-family arena for hard choices. |
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| Plan | [axstack-spec](skills/axstack-spec/SKILL.md) | Write and approve an observable specification. |
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| Plan | [axstack-tickets](skills/axstack-tickets/SKILL.md) | Break approved scope into executable tasks. |
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| Build | [axstack-implement](skills/axstack-implement/SKILL.md) | Build with strict TDD and an author → review → repair loop. |
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| Build | [axstack-debug](skills/axstack-debug/SKILL.md) | Diagnose a bug with a failing check and hand off a bounded repair. |
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| Verify | [axstack-review](skills/axstack-review/SKILL.md) | Review a PR or bounded codebase at an exact revision. |
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| Verify | [axstack-improve](skills/axstack-improve/SKILL.md) | Find evidenced codebase improvements without editing code. |
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| Verify | [axstack-audit](skills/axstack-audit/SKILL.md) | Measure a run's outcomes and evidence gaps. |
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| Operate | [axstack-watch](skills/axstack-watch/SKILL.md) | Observe or maintain an existing PR within its authority. |
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| Operate | [axstack-cleanup](skills/axstack-cleanup/SKILL.md) | Retire eligible completed agent resources. |
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| Operate | [axstack-relay](skills/axstack-relay/SKILL.md) | Send an explicit message or authorized notification. |
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| Understand | [axstack-research](skills/axstack-research/SKILL.md) | Answer one bounded question with sources. |
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| Understand | [axstack-explain](skills/axstack-explain/SKILL.md) | Explain a system and separate known behavior from gaps. |
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Small, bounded changes can begin with your request or an existing issue;
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## Why Axstack
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| Wrong thing built | Align rounds clarify the request; a four-family arena compares approaches for hard choices. |
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| Nobody really reviewed it | Strict TDD checks behavior first; with the mixed preset, cross-provider review checks the exact revision. |
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| Design rot | The design lens sketches boundaries before a build; Improve surfaces evidenced changes later. |
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## Quick start
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> You need Bun >=1.3.14, Git, the GitHub CLI (`gh`) with `gh stack`, and a
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