Where the project's agent queue lives, how to read it and change it, and its format.
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The agent queue (TODO_AGENTS.md) lives on the branch agent-data, never on a code branch; your checkout does not contain it. It lists every task agents will work on next, in the order they will be taken.
Read and change it with the queue command, always run by its full name: npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1. Every change it makes is one commit on the agent-data branch, pushed straight to the remote when the project shares its records. The command's --local and --full flags are for the dashboard that shows the queue; never use them. A refusal exits 1 with a line on stderr; a wrong command line exits 2 with the usage.
npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1 the open entries, in order of work, as one JSON array
npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1 add <text> [--priority N]
put an entry on the queue; --priority (0-10) places it at the end of
that section; without it, the entry goes at the end of the file
npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1 done <entry> remove an entry: one quoted argument, exactly as `npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1`
printed it; done means deleted
## Priority 10 (critical — act immediately)
...
## Priority 9
- [Succinct description](/link-for-more-details)
- Or self-contained TODO item with complete description of what should be done
...
## Priority 0 (only if capacity)
...
The queue lists all tasks AI will work on next, sorted by priority. Priority 10 is rarely used (e.g. critical production bugs) and is treated as the utmost priority. Within a priority, the first tasks have higher priority (they are the "next" tasks within that "priority queue"). A done entry is removed (npx @openagt/skill-queue@0.1 done).
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Where your work goes (a branch named agent-<name>), how to name it, what must be true before you finish, and how to push it when you are asked to.
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A real browser you drive from the shell, to see or act on a web page (open it, read it, click, type, take a screenshot), such as checking that the app you changed works.
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Post a message to the team's Discord channel from the shell, when a task asks you to tell people something there.
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The project's git host is GitHub: how to open your pull request when you are asked to, how to land it, and how to read and close the project's issues.
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The record of every run agents made on this project — what was asked, where the work went, how it ended, what the agent said — where it lives, how to read it, and when to look back before you work.
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Refactor a part of the code to make it as maintainable as possible.
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