Deep interview
Clarify ambiguous tasks, inspect constraints, identify risks, and define acceptance criteria before code changes.
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Reusable Gajae Code workflows for interviewing, planning, durable goals, and coordinated agent execution.
The default product surface remains four bundled workflow skills:
Clarify ambiguous tasks, inspect constraints, identify risks, and define acceptance criteria before code changes.
Turn a shaped task into an execution plan with critique points, validation commands, and success conditions.
Drive implementation as a durable goal: act, check, revise, and report evidence instead of stopping at a patch.
Coordinate multiple workers only when parallelism is genuinely useful and the merge plan is clear.
gjc-session plugin skillgjc-session is a published plugin/public helper skill for Clawhip- or chatops-visible tmux sessions. It is not a fifth bundled workflow skill. Use it when an operator needs stable routed session names, a dedicated worktree, prompt injection, and bounded tail/readiness checks around a human-visible gjc pane.
The helper flow lives under scripts/gjc-session/: create starts or reuses a named worktree-backed tmux session, prompt injects the task after the owner is ready, tail captures bounded pane output for readiness/evidence checks, and harness-tmux-owner-start.sh starts the interactive owner without wrapping it in a short timeout that can SIGKILL long-running work.
Skills are not magic prompts. They encode repeatable operating habits: context first, scoped authority, visible progress, and validation before completion.