---
name: go
description: Powerhouse task launcher. Loads full context (memory, agents, constitution, TODOs), decomposes task into waves, maps to specialist agents, presents execution plan with approval gate.
argument-hint: [task description]
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, Agent, WebFetch, WebSearch
---

# /go — CoM Powerhouse Task Launch

Before starting any non-trivial task, this command forces a comprehensive context load and decomposition.

## Step 1: Context Load

Read these files to establish full situational awareness:

1. `~/.claude/a2a/agent-cards.json` — Available agents and capabilities
2. `~/.claude/a2a/constitution.md` — Governance rules and alignment axis (skim Article IV)
3. Memory files — Current session state, sprint, hardware profile

Report a one-line status for each:
- Enterprise: [X agents across Y pods]
- Alignment: [Busytown/Stable/Strained/Rapture assessment]
- Hardware: [oracle or <node>, max concurrent]

## Step 2: Task Decomposition

Using the task from $ARGUMENTS, invoke Sequential Thinking:

1. **Goal:** What is the objective? State it in one sentence.
2. **Sub-tasks:** Break into discrete, implementable units.
3. **Dependencies:** Which sub-tasks depend on others?
4. **Agent mapping:** For each sub-task, identify the best-matching agent from the registry.
5. **Risk assessment:** What could go wrong? What's the rollback plan?

## Step 3: Execution Plan

Present the plan with waves, agent assignments, expected outputs, risks, and hardware constraints.

## Step 4: Approval Gate

Present the plan to the user and ask: **"Launch? [y/N]"**

On approval, begin executing Wave 1. On rejection, ask what to modify.

## USAGE

`/go <task description>`

If no arguments provided, ask the user what they want to accomplish.