What problem does it solve?
Choosing the right Autoresearch loop for a measured task in the Slate v2 codebase is ambiguous when the work is not obviously performance-related, such as test runtime, typecheck time, bundle size, memory, or command latency.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Recipe Discovery: Lists, recommends, and shows Codex Autoresearch recipes against the
.tmp/slate-v2 working directory.
- Read-Only Setup Plans: Produces
setup-plan output without starting any measurement packets unless explicitly requested.
- Loop Routing: Maps non-performance loops like
node-test-runtime, typescript-compile-time, bundle-size, memory-usage, command-latency, and quality-gap to the right owner skill.
- Use Case: A developer notices Slate v2 typecheck is slow and asks which Autoresearch loop to run; the skill recommends
typescript-compile-time, reports the metric, benchmark command, and hands off to the appropriate owner.
Quick Start
Ask which Autoresearch recipe fits a slow Slate v2 typecheck and request a read-only setup plan for it.