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Full-auto AI-DLC pipeline — from prompt to done. Automates the entire Idea -> Proposal -> Execute -> Verify lifecycle.
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Full-auto AI-DLC pipeline — from prompt to done. Automates the entire Idea -> Proposal -> Execute -> Verify lifecycle.
name: yolo description: Full-auto AI-DLC pipeline — from prompt to done. Automates the entire Idea -> Proposal -> Execute -> Verify lifecycle. license: AGPL-3.0 metadata: author: chorus version: "0.18.0" category: project-management mcp_server: chorus
Full-auto AI-DLC pipeline. User provides a prompt; agent drives the entire lifecycle: Idea -> Elaboration -> Proposal -> Review -> Execute -> Verify -> Done.
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`/yolo` automates the complete AI-DLC workflow. You provide a natural language description of what you want built, and the agent handles everything:
1. **Planning** -- create project, idea, self-elaboration, proposal with docs & tasks 2. **Proposal Review** -- proposal-reviewer adversarial loop 3. **Execution** -- wave-based Agent Team parallel task dispatch 4. **Verification** -- task-reviewer adversarial loop + admin verify 4.5. **Code-Review Gateway** -- code-reviewer reviews the Idea's aggregate change before ship (FAIL → add fix tasks → re-run) 5. **Report** -- completion summary
/yolo <prompt>
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Project + Idea + Elaboration + Proposal
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Proposal Reviewer (auto, up to maxProposalReviewRounds)
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Admin Approve --> Tasks materialize
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Wave-based Agent Team execution
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Admin Verify each wave --> unblock next
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Code-Review Gateway (auto, up to CHORUS_MAX_CODE_REVIEW_ROUNDS; default 3, 0 = unlimited)
| PASS --> ship | FAIL --> add fix tasks --> re-run
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Done. Report summary.**Escape hatch:** Ctrl+C at any time. All created entities (project, idea, proposal, tasks) persist in Chorus. Resume manually via `/develop` or `/review`.
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The API key needs write + admin on every resource it touches:
| Needs | Why | |------|-----| | `idea: [write]` | Create ideas, run elaboration | | `proposal: [write, admin]` | Create proposals; approve them | | `task: [write, admin]` | Create, execute, verify tasks | | `project: [write]` | Create the project if none is given |
**Check at startup:**
perms = chorus_checkin().agent.permissions
need = { idea: ["write"], proposal: ["write","admin"],
task: ["write","admin"], project: ["write"] }
for resource, actions in need:
missing = [a for a in actions if a not in (perms[resource] or [])]
if missing: ABORT "/yolo needs {resource}: {missing}. Use an Admin-preset API key."---
/yolo <natural language prompt> /yolo <prompt> --project <project-uuid>
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Parse the arguments for `--project <uuid>`.
**If `--project` is provided:**
chorus_get_project({ projectUuid: "<uuid>" })Verify it exists and proceed.
**If not provided**, search for a suitable existing project first:
# 1. Search for projects matching the prompt topic
chorus_search({ query: "<key terms from prompt>", entityTypes: ["project"] })
# 2. Or list recent projects to find a match
chorus_list_projects()Review the results. If a project clearly matches the user's intent (same topic, active, relevant scope), use it. If no suitable project exists, create a new one:
chorus_admin_create_project({
name: "<short title derived from prompt>",
description: "<1-2 sentence summary of the prompt>"
})chorus_pm_create_idea({
projectUuid: "<project-uuid>",
title: "<concise title derived from prompt>",
content: "<full user prompt as-is>"
})Then claim it:
chorus_claim_idea({ ideaUuid: "<idea-uuid>" })In /yolo mode, the agent generates elaboration questions and answers them itself -- no `AskUserQuestion` calls. This preserves an audit trail without interrupting the user.
> **Self-elaboration is still a loop.** If answering your own questions surfaces a **new question, contradiction, or gap**, loop back to `chorus_pm_start_elaboration` for another self-answered round before resolving — don't force a resolve over unresolved ambiguity. There is no human gate in YOLO, so the loop exits on **your** judgment that nothing material is left open (round cap 10). Steps 1–2 are one round; repeat them as needed, then resolve once in Step 3.
1. **Generate and submit questions:**
chorus_pm_start_elaboration({
ideaUuid: "<idea-uuid>",
depth: "standard",
questions: [
{
id: "q1",
text: "<question about scope, architecture, etc.>",
category: "functional",
options: [
{ id: "a", label: "<option A>" },
{ id: "b", label: "<option B>" }
]
}
// ... 5-8 questions covering functional, technical_context, scope aspects
]
})2. **Answer immediately** (agent selects best options based on the prompt):
chorus_answer_elaboration({
ideaUuid: "<idea-uuid>",
roundUuid: "<round-uuid>",
answers: [
{ questionId: "q1", selectedOptionId: "a", customText: "Rationale: ..." },
// ...
]
})3. **Resolve** — in YOLO mode the agent resolves elaboration **autonomously, with no human-confirmation gate** (the human-confirmation requirement that applies to the interactive `/idea` flow is explicitly waived under `/yolo` automation):
chorus_pm_validate_elaboration({
ideaUuid: "<idea-uuid>"
})> `chorus_pm_validate_elaboration` requires `idea:admin`. `/yolo` already mandates an Admin-preset key in Prerequisites, so this is satisfied. To open another self-elaboration round instead of resolving, just call `chorus_pm_start_elaboration` again.
1. **Read the spec mode (already computed).** The chorus-pi extension's `se
The Agent Harness for AI-Human Collaboration, inspired by the AI-DLC (AI-Driven Development Lifecycle)
Repo: Chorus-AIDLC/Chorus
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