name: ship description: "Ship the current phase — commit changes and mark the phase checked. Spawns Committer to create a semantic commit, then marks the phase done with check_phase. Use after Builder and Reviewer complete. User-triggered only. Triggers on: '/ship', 'ship it', 'commit and ship', 'ship the phase'." disable-model-invocation: true allowed-tools: [Read, Bash, "Task(Committer)", mcp__state-manager__prime, mcp__state-manager__check_phase] metadata: version: "1.0.1"

Ship the Current Phase

Live State

Git status: !git status --short

If no changes are shown, there may be nothing to ship.

What to do

1. Review the injected git status above — it shows uncommitted changes

ready to ship.

1. Call prime on the task. Its advice names the phase to ship (the

Conductor's loop: prime → plan → approve → build → review → accept → commit → check_phase). If the move is not commit, report what it says and stop; for example, "Use /build-phase N to start building first."

1. Invoke Committer to create a semantic commit:

• Use the Task tool to spawn a Committer subagent
• Committer will stage changes, create a semantic commit message,

and commit

1. After Committer completes, call check_phase for the phase. It is the

one progress writer: it marks the phase done and checking it twice changes nothing.

1. Report: phase shipped, commit hash, and what's next (call prime again:

the next phase to plan or build, land, or task complete if every phase is checked).

Notes

• Access control: disable-model-invocation: true ensures only the

user can trigger shipping — the model cannot self-ship.