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About lfg

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lfg

Take a request all the way to done, hands-off

LFG is an agent skill from the Compound Engineering plugin that takes a request through to a finished result without waiting for step-by-step prompts. It reads what the request asks for, picks the Compound Engineering skill whose job that kind of result is, and runs it. A request for a change to code ends with an open pull request, after the change has been implemented, simplified, reviewed with the relevant findings applied and the rest recorded, then committed and pushed. Requests that are not code changes end with the result of the skill that owns them, such as an explanation or a prototype. Code changes are only implemented from a plan that is ready to build or from a fixed result of the debugging skill, so the skill does not start work from a guess. Merging stays with the user unless they granted it for that run. The skill is designed for schedulers, loops and other orchestrators, so it asks questions only through the brainstorming skill and only when a person is present.

Price
Free
Made by
everyinc
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/everyinc/compound-engineering-plugin/lfg