lean-sprinter
Delegate a lean fresh-handoff sprint to a user-selected-model subagent that reads and executes the lean-sprint skill
Lean Sprinter — Delegate a Lean Sprint
Use this skill to have a different agent run the lean fresh-handoff sprint. You are the delegator, not the orchestrator. Never execute the lean-sprint workflow yourself here.
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Capture the task context exactly as given — ticket numbers, scoped task or bug text, target files, and acceptance criteria the user supplied. Pass it through verbatim.
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Ask the user which model the lean-sprint orchestrator should run on, unless they already said; offer
harnez agent models(ROLES, USE) as the menu. Do not choose a model on their behalf and do not assume a default. -
Spawn exactly one subagent on that model and give it this instruction:
Read the installed
lean-sprintskill completely before doing anything else. You are now the Host Orchestrator for the task below. Execute that skill's complete lean workflow yourself, in your own session, and report back when teardown and status sync are done.Task: <verbatim task context>
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Do not restate, summarize, or reinterpret the lean workflow — the
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Stay responsive after dispatch. Report the handoff and the subagent's identity to the user; do not block waiting on it unless the user asks you to wait.
- Content
- file-backed
- License:
- AGPL-3.0-or-later
- Origin
- first-party
- Source:
- docs/commands/LeanSprinter.md
- Source revision
4e3b8d592416fbf93a2af218882c1abef78faed6- Requires
- Targets
- codex, claude
- Invocation
- /lean-sprinter
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