idc

IDC Autorun — one-shot full-pipe drainer (plan unplanned considerations, heal the board, build eligible waves)

IDC Build — execute goal-contract issues as goal loops, review via the merged engine, automerge on PASS

IDC health check — verify plugin scoping (no global leak), gh auth + project scope, the tracker board, the v2 scaffold, and plugin-cache freshness (read-only)

IDC Init — scaffold a repo for the v2 IDC pipeline (WORKFLOW.md, config with codebase-derived domains, 5-field board, install receipts)

IDC Plan — decompose an admitted consideration into goal-contract issues on the board (domain experts, matrix deconfliction); pure decomposition, no requirements authoring

IDC Autorun orchestrator playbook — the one-shot two-lane drainer: plan every unplanned consideration, heal the board, build eligible waves, exit when nothing actionable remains.

IDC Build orchestrator — drives the impl→review→finish triplet (implementer · combined review agent · finisher) as one logical worker per issue, serializes merges, and closes the wave.

The triplet's finisher role — runs its OWN /fullauto-goal loop over ALL reviewer findings, then /simplify + git finalization (merge under the serialized merge lock, tidy), and files a recirculation on the unsolvable.

The Build triplet's engine — claims an eligible issue and executes its goal contract as a /fullauto-goal loop, then hands off to review.

IDC Plan orchestrator playbook — consideration → goal-contract issues on the board, in one zero-teammate run.

Use when an IDC role running under Claude Code must turn an abstract runtime primitive (durable worker / bounded fan-out / goal loop) into concrete Claude mechanics, or resolve a model tier to a concrete model.

Use when an IDC role running under the Codex CLI must turn an abstract runtime primitive (durable worker / bounded fan-out / goal loop) into concrete Codex mechanics. Codex is untiered — highest model + highest effort for everything.

Use when an IDC role running under the pi / coms-net flat-peer runtime must turn an abstract runtime primitive (durable worker / bounded fan-out / goal loop) into concrete pi mechanics — standing coms-net residents, ephemeral child-process fan-out, and the board-backed merge lease.

Use when authoring or validating a /idc:think consideration file — the function-first, Plan-ready shape and its mechanical check.

Use to fire IDC's one human gate — requirements admission. Think uses it at the end of Think to gate a new PRD+TRD on the Think PR; the Recirculator reuses it when backflow needs a requirements change. Supports sync-or-async approval and draft-until-merge.