amirkiarafiei/open-scholar-peer/open-scholar-peer

/open-scholar-peer — Stateless Dispatcher

This command is always available. It reads .brain/session.json and tells the user where they are in the review and which command to run next. It never executes review work itself.

Activation

Invoke the osp-orchestrator skill.

Steps

1. Read `.brain/session.json`. If it is missing, OSP is not initialised here. Two cases, and

neither should send the user hunting for a script that is not in their project:

• .brain/ is absent as well — have them re-run the installer from this directory; it merges with

their existing config rather than replacing it.

• .brain/ exists but the file does not — write it from the v2 schema yourself, then carry on.

1. Print the status block defined in .cline/defaults/phase_block_template.md, labelled

OPEN SCHOLARPEER. The rail is the whole point here — it answers "where am I" with no words. Values:

STEPS onboard·summary·lit·history·baseline·qa·review VENUE <name> · <N> criteria PAPER <path, or "not yet loaded"> NOTE literature stopped at round 2 of 3, by choice NEXT /3-osp-historian the narrative (recommended) /5-osp-qa skip ahead

NOTE lists every phase whose status is skipped, plus any round or criterion left short; drop the label when there are none. NEXT recommends first, then offers.

1. Route based on `resume_from`:

1. Do NOT advance automatically. Phase boundaries are intentional — they let the user inspect each

artifact before continuing.

1. Recommend; never refuse. The order below is the recommended one, not a lock. If the user asks for

a phase whose inputs are missing, say in one line what it will be missing and route them to it.

Output

This command produces no artifact and does not modify session.json. It is purely informational.