What problem does it solve? In a spec-driven development pipeline, tasks are categorized and assigned to specialized parallel agents before implementation begins. Without a human checkpoint, a flawed or over-privileged agent roster could consume tokens and execute code changes unchecked. This Skill provides the workforce human gate: it records a reviewer's decision on the assembled agent roster and unlocks parallel implementation only after explicit approval. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Roster Review Presentation: Displays the assembled agent roster table (base, model, skills, elevated grants) alongside tasks.md so a human can verify assignments before implementation. - Decision Recording: Resolves the six gate fields (timestamp, reviewer, decision, reviewed, notes, overrides) in agents/assignment.md, appending a new block for corrections rather than editing history. - Grant Tripwire Enforcement: Forces human review whenever any agent carries elevated grants (e.g., web_search), even when the profile is set to auto mode. - Gate Hook Firing: On approval, triggers the git extension's on-gate-approve.sh to bind artifact SHAs into gates.yml, unlocking /speckit-implement-parallel. - Use Case: After running /speckit-categorize and /speckit-agent-assign for a feature, a reviewer runs this command with 'approved' to sign off the roster, or 'rejected' with notes to send it back for reassignment. ## Quick Start Run /speckit-workforce-approve approved after reviewing the agent roster in agents/assignment.md to record your approval and unlock parallel implementation.
