task-bootstrap
Mission
Section titled “Mission”Orient the agent, load project context, identify scope and unknowns before any implementation starts.
When to Use
Section titled “When to Use”Use when starting a new task with unclear scope, before any implementation begins, when requirements are vague or ambiguous, or when the agent needs to orient itself on what the user actually wants.
Triggers: “start this task”, “I need help with”, “unclear requirements”, “orient yourself”, “what should we do”
Chain-To
Section titled “Chain-To”After scope is locked, task-bootstrap auto-chains to the highest-confidence downstream instruction:
system-designfeature-implementevidence-researchcode-reviewstrategy-planissue-debugcode-refactortest-verifyagent-orchestratepolicy-governenterprise-strategyphysics-analysis
Required Pre-Conditions
Section titled “Required Pre-Conditions”Before scope analysis, these companion tools should be invoked to load context:
agent-snapshot— codebase baselineagent-session— session-scoped artifactsagent-memory— long-term TOON context
Reactivation Policy
Section titled “Reactivation Policy”periodic — reactivated periodically in continuous/agent sessions to catch stale context before it causes routing errors.
Example
Section titled “Example”{ "request": "I need to add OAuth2 to the admin portal but I'm not sure where to start"}Output: Scope document listing known requirements, open unknowns, suggested next instruction (system-design or feature-implement), and context gaps to resolve.