graft-boot

You can automate repository workflow startup by running the 'graft-boot' command, which initializes the environment, performs preflight checks, and classifies tasks. It coordinates with AGENTS.md and ai-plan documents to ensure consistent repository state and execution.

Workflow orchestration for repository management coordinates task execution, dependency verification, and recovery procedures. You need it when managing complex repositories requiring synchronized documentation, code state consistency, and multi-agent batch processing delegation.

Handling recovery procedures involves assessing recovery context and ensuring documentation and code remain synchronized after a failure. The Skill manages recovery rules to restore repository state and resume workflow execution from the interruption point.

Yes, you need AGENTS.md governance protocols because automated repository startup requires adherence to repository-specific startup protocols. The Skill coordinates with AGENTS.md documents to ensure task initialization and workflow execution follow defined governance rules.

Yes, you can use multi-agent coordination for batch processing repository tasks. The Skill assesses the need for multi-agent batch processing and delegates tasks accordingly, coordinating execution and recovery across multiple agents within the workflow.

Dependency management matters because required dependencies and toolchains must be in place before proceeding with tasks. The Skill performs preflight checks to verify dependencies, ensuring the repository environment is fully ready for task execution without missing components.