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/agentful

Natural language interface for agentful. Talk naturally - no need to remember specific commands.

Usage

/agentful [your request in plain English]

Examples

# Start development
/agentful "Add user authentication"
 
# Check progress
/agentful "How's it going?"
 
# Fix bugs
/agentful "The login button isn't working"
 
# Get status
/agentful "What's left to build?"
 
# Continue work
/agentful "Keep going"

What It Understands

Status & Progress

  • "How's it going?"
  • "What's the status?"
  • "What's left?"
  • "What are you working on?"

Feature Development

  • "Add [feature]"
  • "Build [feature]"
  • "Implement [feature]"

Bug Fixes

  • "Fix [issue]"
  • "The [component] is broken"
  • "[feature] isn't working"

Questions

  • "What are we building?"
  • "How does [feature] work?"
  • "What's the tech stack?"

Actions

  • "Continue" - Resume development
  • "Stop" - Pause development
  • "Run tests" - Execute validation

How It Works

  1. Understands Intent - Classifies what you want
  2. Checks Context - Reads .agentful state/history, recent project context, and optional product docs
  3. Routes to Specialist - Delegates to appropriate agent
  4. Provides Updates - Shows progress, asks questions when needed

Routing

/agentful automatically routes to specialized commands:

Your InputRoutes To
"How's it going?"/agentful-status
"Continue working"/agentful-start
"What needs decisions?"/agentful-decide
"Run tests"/agentful-validate
"Add [feature]"Orchestrator agent

When to Use

Use /agentful for:

  • Natural conversation
  • Quick status checks
  • Feature requests
  • Bug reports

Use specific commands for:

  • Precise control (/agentful-start)
  • Long development sessions
  • Quality validation (/agentful-validate)

Related Commands