What problem does it solve?
Keeps a live tmux sprint unblocked and productive when the user is AFK or asleep by automatically monitoring the sprint manager and grid panes, applying a safety rubric to prompt approvals, and escalating as needed.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Adaptive supervision: Handles warm-start and mobile cold-start scenarios, scales across scopes (twingrid, triplegrid, quadgrid), and provides a deterministic, hour-by-hour wakeup cadence.
- Judgment-based approvals: Applies a provider-agnostic rubric to editing/command prompts to approve or escalate without user input, reducing manual overhead during overnight runs.
- Morning summary & escalation: Produces a structured morning summary and notifies the user when escalation or review is required, coordinating with peer supervisors and shared lockfiles.
- Coordination across runtimes: Works with Claude, Codex, Gemini, and agy (Antigravity) via a unified prompt shape, ensuring cross-runtime compatibility and safe operation.
- Scope-aware scaling: Supports splitting work across scopes (e.g., consensus, infra-backend, frontend) and ensures deterministic overlap handling using lockfiles.
Quick Start
Invoke /sprint-supervisor to start supervising a live sprint; optionally specify a scope and targets.
