Guides
Five briefs you will reuse forever.
Most fleet work falls into a handful of shapes: audit, refactor, test sweep, doc pass, upgrade. Each has a brief pattern that splits cleanly across six sessions. Steal these.
Anatomy
Every recipe is three lines.
The Conductor turns a goal into a mission DAG, dispatches tasks across the fleet, and verifies work before it counts. A reusable brief feeds all three steps: a checkable outcome to plan toward, seams to split along, and proof each session must produce.
# the shape behind every recipe below
Outcome what done looks like, stated checkably
Seams how the work splits into independent pieces
Proof what each session shows before it countsThe audit
"Audit X across the codebase, one area per session. Report every finding, then fix the ones you can verify." Works for security, accessibility, and reviewing a large PR from several angles at once. The seam is the area, the proof is the finding plus its fix.
The refactor
"Apply pattern Y everywhere it occurs. One module per session. The suite must pass after every piece." Cross-cutting changes split by module or package, which is why large refactors and monorepos suit the fleet so well.
The test sweep
"Raise coverage on these modules, one per session. Tests must pass and must test behavior, not implementation." This is the classic overnight brief: fan out before bed, review a green suite in the morning. See test coverage and overnight runs.
The doc pass
"Bring docs up to date with the code as it exists today. One surface per session: README, API docs, inline docs, examples." The proof is that every claim in the docs matches something real in the code. Details on the documentation page.
The upgrade
"Upgrade these dependencies to their latest majors, one dependency per session. Fix breaking changes, keep the suite green." Each bump is naturally independent, so upgrades and framework migrations split without any cleverness in the brief.
Make them yours
Run a recipe once, read what the fleet produced in the source control panel, and tighten the wording where a session wandered. A recipe that has survived three missions is worth more than any prompt you write fresh.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
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