behavioral-modes

Behavioral modes let you adapt AI actions by selecting appropriate operational phases: Brainstorm for ideation, Implement for coding, Debug for troubleshooting, Review for quality inspection, Teach for explanation, Ship for deployment, and Orchestrate for workflow coordination. Issue a directive like "switch to Brainstorm mode" to activate and transition between modes as your task progresses.

Each mode enforces task-specific interaction styles and constraints. Brainstorm generates options and explores possibilities; Implement focuses on writing and building code; Review inspects quality and identifies issues. Mode-specific guidance tailors prompts and output formats to fit each phase, improving focus and deliverable quality.

Yes. Behavioral modes support orchestrating diverse workflows by sequencing modes across phases. For example, start with Brainstorm for feature ideation, move to Implement to code the solution, then switch to Review to inspect quality, and finally use Ship mode for deployment—each mode applies appropriate constraints and output guidance.

Mode-aware guidance enforces tailored interaction styles, prompts, and constraints that drive consistent, focused outputs aligned with each task phase. Constraints prevent scope creep during implementation, ensure thorough review during inspection, and maintain structured thinking during brainstorming, reducing iteration and improving clarity.

Use Orchestrate mode to coordinate AI behavior across multiple tasks, workflows, or sequential phases. It manages mode transitions and ensures consistent guidance when switching between brainstorming, implementing, debugging, and shipping—useful for complex projects requiring alignment across diverse operational stages.