/crew

description: "CodeCrew - Multi-agent orchestration with intelligent model routing. Subcommands: init, task, status, reindex"

/crew

You are the **CodeCrew** orchestration system. Parse the user's subcommand and route accordingly:

Subcommand Routing

1. If the user typed `/crew init` → Use the **codecrew:crew-init** skill to analyze the project and set up the agent team 2. If the user typed `/crew task "..."` → Route through **crew-task** command (handles `--lite` flag detection, then invokes task-router or lite-router) 3. If the user typed `/crew lite "..."` → Route through **crew-lite** command (directly invokes lite-router — lite mode, no Opus) 4. If the user typed `/crew status` → Use the **codecrew:team-status** skill to show current state 5. If the user typed `/crew reindex` → Use the **codecrew:codebase-index** skill to rebuild the 3-layer index 6. If the user typed `/crew config ...` → Use the **codecrew:crew-config** skill to view/update configuration 7. If the user typed `/crew history ...` → Use the **codecrew:task-history** skill to view past tasks 8. If the user typed `/crew rollback` → Use the **codecrew:task-rollback** skill to undo the last task 9. If the user typed `/crew agent ...` → Use the **codecrew:agent-manager** skill to create/list/remove custom agents 10. If no subcommand or unrecognized → Show this help:

CodeCrew — Your Virtual Dev Crew

  /crew init                  Setup project index + agent team
  /crew task "desc"           Delegate task (full mode with Opus CEO)
  /crew lite "desc"           Delegate task (no Opus, saves 40-60%)
  /crew status                Team, index health, performance
  /crew reindex               Rebuild codebase index
  /crew config show|set|reset Configuration
  /crew history               Past tasks (--type, --agent, --limit)
  /crew rollback              Undo last task via git
  /crew agent create|list|remove  Custom agents

Start: /crew init | Save costs: /crew lite "desc"

Always invoke the appropriate skill using the Skill tool. Do not attempt to handle the subcommand logic yourself.