Find where Multica’s issue management guidance has moved and how to replace retired metadata guidance. This redirect points older task briefs to the current skill and explains where different kinds of issue information belong.
Superseded by the multica-platform skill — load that instead. This file only records where the Multica issue contracts moved to.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
multica-platformMultica's platform contracts are now one skill. Everything this skill used to carry — PR linking vs close intent, reading a linked PR's real state, custom properties, status side effects, sub-issues and stages, and finding who else is running — lives in:
multica-platform → references/issues.md
Load the multica-platform skill and open that file. Its routing table also
names the reference for every other platform domain: mentions, agents, squads,
autopilots, projects, runtimes, and skill import.
The contracts were reorganized, not shortened — with one exception. The issue
metadata guidance was retired (MUL-6966), so a brief that sends you here for
it points at something that is no longer there. What replaces it: durable state
a person should see and filter by goes on a custom property, the stage the issue
is at goes in its status, and everything else — what you did this run, what you
found — goes in the result comment.
You are seeing this redirect because the Multica app on this machine is older than the server it is talking to, so its task brief still refers to the previous skill name. Updating the app removes this extra hop.
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Guide production incident handling by establishing impact, start time, and recent changes before proposing action. Document evidence for rollback requests, keep the issue updated, and distinguish service recovery from resolution that explains the incident.
Guide a new Multica member from an initial conversation to a confirmed task running as an issue. Mika shapes a concrete goal, previews the plan, starts approved work, and explains where to follow progress and results.
Use Multica’s platform rules to manage issues, agents, projects, and automated runs. The skill directs agents to relevant references and explains checks needed before changes that update workspace records or start work.
Review web interface code against the latest Web Interface Guidelines to identify issues in design, usability, and accessibility. Specify files or a file pattern, and receive concise findings with file names and line numbers.