Gajae-Code
Gajae-Codev0.9.1

Commands

The command surface for deep-interview, ralplan, rlm, team, and ultragoal.

Gajae-Code keeps the public agent surface intentionally small. Instead of a sprawling skill zoo, it ships four default workflow skills and improves by making this one method better. Invoke a skill inside a GJC session with /skill:<name>.

The four workflow skills

SkillWhat it does
deep-interviewRemoves ambiguity before planning or code changes.
ralplanBuilds and critiques a plan before mutation.
teamOptionally coordinates tmux-backed parallel execution when the work benefits from multiple workers.
ultragoalTracks durable goals through implementation, revisions, verification, and evidence summaries.

rlm is separate from the four default workflow skills: start it with gjc rlm when you want a research/REPL session instead of the normal coding-agent loop.

The working loop

The skills compose into one useful loop:

deep-interview -> ralplan -> ultragoal
                         └─ optional team execution when parallel tmux workers help

Use deep-interview to clarify intent, ralplan to critique the approach, and ultragoal to carry the work through implementation, revision, verification, and an evidence summary. Add team only when the task benefits from coordinated parallel workers — team is an optional execution mode, not a required handoff step.

A full operator pass

A concrete bug-fix pass ties the loop together:

/skill:deep-interview clarify the bug, affected behavior, non-goals, and acceptance checks
/skill:ralplan turn the clarified bug report into a reviewed fix plan
gjc ultragoal create-goals --brief-file <approved-plan>
# Optional only for parallel work:
gjc team 2:executor "split implementation and verification for this bug fix"
gjc ultragoal complete-goals

This describes the operator sequence, not hidden automation: the agent still reports what it changed, what it revised after findings, what checks ran, and what evidence supports the fix.

The agents behind the skills

The workflow skills lean on four bundled role agents:

  • executor — bounded implementation, fixes, and refactors.
  • architect — read-only architecture and code-review assessment.
  • planner — read-only sequencing and acceptance criteria.
  • critic — read-only plan critique and actionability review.

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