goddard-workforce-setup-wizard

Automate setup, inspection, and troubleshooting of Goddard repository workforce daemons.

Updated Mar 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/goddard-ai/goddard --skill goddard-workforce-setup-wizard
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Skill: goddard-workforce-setup-wizard
Source: https://github.com/goddard-ai/goddard/tree/main/skills/goddard-workforce-setup-wizard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/goddard-ai/goddard --skill goddard-workforce-setup-wizard

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Initialize, inspect, explain, and troubleshoot Goddard repository workforce setup, including .goddard/workforce.json, .goddard/ledger.jsonl, goddard-workforce CLI flows, daemon runtime startup, and first request routing. Use when Codex needs to stand up workforce in a repository, choose domain agents from workspace packages, review or edit workforce ownership, start or inspect the runtime, or guide an operator through the first queued request.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Initialize the workflow to deploy a daemon-owned, repository-scoped runtime.
  • Discover domain boundaries from workspace package.json files and validate config before activation.
  • Start, inspect, and manage the workflow runtime, and route initial requests through the root agent.

Quick Start

Initialize the repository workforce by running the init flow, then start the runtime and verify its status.

Frequently Asked Questions about goddard-workforce-setup-wizard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I initialize a repository workforce daemon in Goddard projects?

To initialize a repository workforce daemon, run the setup wizard to automate configuration generation for workforce.json and ledger.jsonl. The process enforces daemon lifecycle configuration, validates workspace boundaries, and prepares the runtime for startup.

What is a repository workforce runtime and when do I need one?

A repository workforce runtime is a daemon-owned, repository-scoped system that routes requests through domain agents. You need one when standing up workforce in a repository to manage ownership, route initial requests, and maintain a persistent runtime.

How do I select domain agents from workspace packages for workforce initialization?

You can select domain agents by discovering domain boundaries from workspace package.json files during the initialization flow. The setup wizard validates these configurations before activation to ensure proper agent routing and ownership.

Can I inspect and troubleshoot workforce daemon status after startup?

Yes, you can inspect and troubleshoot the workforce daemon after startup. The setup wizard supports runtime inspection, allowing you to verify daemon status, review routing configurations, and guide operators through the first queued request.

What configuration files are required for Goddard workforce setup?

Goddard workforce setup requires workforce.json for configuration and ledger.jsonl for ledger tracking. The setup wizard enforces configuration validation for both files to ensure proper daemon lifecycle, routing, and ownership management.

Why is my workforce daemon not routing the first queued request?

If the workforce daemon is not routing requests, check the configuration validation for workforce.json and ensure the runtime started successfully. The wizard can guide you through troubleshooting routing issues and verifying domain agent ownership.