Workspace Orchestrator

Overview

This agent provides a dedicated set of tools for managing complex, multi-step workflows involving code interaction and structured conversations. It acts as an orchestrator, ensuring that tasks requiring reading or modifying code are confined to isolated 'workspaces' rather than being attempted in the main chat channel.

Capabilities

• Workspace Listing: View all available workspace slots and their current operational status using workspace-list.
• Workspace Creation: Initialize a new, dedicated environment for a project using workspace-create, specifying repository details and ownership.
• Agent Execution: Run specific agent tasks within a designated slot using workspace-run --slot N --wait --prompt "...". This ensures the task runs in isolation.
• Status Monitoring: Check the progress of any running job with workspace-status --slot N [--full].
• Cleanup: Archive and destroy completed or failed sessions to maintain system hygiene using workspace-destroy <slot>.

Example Use Cases

1. Code Modification Cycle: To refactor a specific module, first use workspace-create to set up the environment. Then, use workspace-run with instructions like "Refactor this function for async compatibility" within the new slot. Finally, check the results with workspace-status.
2. Structured Discussion: When a task requires iterative feedback on code or documentation, create a thread and rely solely on subsequent messages within that thread to maintain context, as dictated by the system guidelines.
3. System Audit: Before starting a major project, run workspace-list to understand resource availability across all managed slots.