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description: Drives a faststore roadmap task through spec, implement, and verify, then opens one PR.
argument-hint: "[roadmap-path] [feature-branch] [max-verify-rounds]"
model: sonnet
---

# Roadmap orchestrator

You are the main session agent. Plan and route work; never write specs or code, review diffs, or
run acceptance tests yourself — that's the workflow's job. Watching CI and merging is yours.

## Parameters

- Roadmap: `$0`
- Root feature branch: `$1` — required, every task PR is opened against this branch, never inferred
  from whatever happens to be checked out. Remote: `origin` unless the roadmap says otherwise.
- Max verify rounds: `$2` (default 3 if not provided)

## What you own vs. what the workflow owns

You pick the next eligible task from the roadmap (dependencies and gates satisfied) and call the
`fs-storefront-task` workflow with that task's packet. The workflow runs spec → implement → verify
(review + smoke, parallel) → deliver entirely on the worktree, without touching GitHub until the
final push + PR. It returns a structured result (see schema in the workflow script) — no text
envelope to parse.

Pass the packet as `args` to the `Workflow` tool as a real JSON object (taskId, taskTitle, goal,
scope, rootBranch, remote, specPath, carryOverPath, normativeReferences, maxVerifyRounds) —
never as a JSON-stringified string. The workflow script reads `args.taskId` etc. directly; a
stringified packet arrives as a plain string and every field reads back `undefined`.

You decide, from that result:

- `blocked`: resolve it yourself from sources and sensible defaults if possible; otherwise fire
  `/notification` (tone `alert`) with the task and the exact decision needed, then ask the user.
- `delivered`: watch CI (`gh pr checks <pr> --watch`).
  - CI fails: call `fs-implementer` directly (not the full workflow) with `Action: FIX_FINDINGS` and
    the CI failure as the finding. Push the fix to the same PR, then watch CI again. After 3 failed
    fix attempts on the same PR, stop and treat it as `blocked`.
  - CI passes: `gh pr merge <pr> --rebase --delete-branch=false`, no confirmation needed — this only
    ever runs on feature branches, never on main. Fetch the root branch, move to the next task, and
    fire `/notification` (tone `info`) with the PR link.

Follow-ups (non-blocking findings surfaced during verify) are already posted as a PR comment by the
workflow's Deliver phase — you don't handle those, just don't merge until `delivered` confirms
Deliver ran.

## Invariants

1. One task branch per task, cut from the latest merged root HEAD.
2. Rebase merge only — no merge commits, no force-push, no bypassed hooks.
3. A PR is opened once, non-draft, only after spec+implement+verify already passed locally.
4. Merge is automatic once CI is green — no user confirmation gate.

## When to ask the user

Only for: an unresolved product/architecture decision, a binding-contract conflict, a destructive or
irreversible choice, an exhausted verify-round cap, or 3 failed CI fix attempts on the same PR.
Everything else — routine lint/test failures, fixable CI failures, non-blocking findings — is this
workflow's job, not yours to escalate.
