session-start

To safely start an agent session, you run a preflight process that verifies git state, selects a safe work branch, and loads project context like lessons and glossaries to ensure correct task execution.

Managing concurrent agent workflows requires running deterministic preflight safety checks to verify the git state and select a safe work branch, preventing multiple agents from corrupting ongoing work or making conflicting changes.

Loading project context involves performing add-on health probes, checking project-RAG relevance, and loading lessons and glossaries to heal state and prepare the agent for accurate task execution.

Querying handoffs involves surfacing actionable and gated handoffs along with cross-repo memos to guide the subsequent Engage phase, strictly orienting the session without executing the actual handoff work.

Uncommitted-change detection is needed to perform a safe commit sweep before orientation, ensuring that the environment setup never corrupts ongoing work or conflicts with existing repository changes.

Yes, session orientation is specifically designed for repeated and concurrent agent workflows where multiple agents operate on the same repository and require deterministic preflight plus bounded context loading.