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# Run-Agent — Execution Engine
Single entry point for agent execution. A run is `model + agent (opt) + skills (opt) + prompt`. Routes to the correct CLI (`claude`, `codex`, `opencode`) based on the model, logs everything, and writes structured index entries.
Skills source: sibling skills (`../`). Runtime artifacts: `.orchestrate/`.
Runner scripts (relative to this skill directory):
- `scripts/run-agent.sh` — launch a subagent run
- `scripts/run-index.sh` — inspect and manage runs
## Run Composition
Compose runs dynamically by specifying model, skills, and prompt:
```bash
# Model + skills + prompt
scripts/run-agent.sh --model MODEL --skills SKILL1,SKILL2 -p "PROMPT"
# Model + prompt (no skills)
scripts/run-agent.sh --model MODEL -p "PROMPT"
# With labels and session grouping
scripts/run-agent.sh --model MODEL --skills SKILLS \
--session SESSION_ID --label KEY=VALUE -p "PROMPT"
# With template variables
scripts/run-agent.sh --model MODEL \
-v KEY1=path/to/file1 -v KEY2=path/to/file2 \
-p "Task using {{KEY1}} and {{KEY2}}"
# Dry run — see composed prompt + CLI command without executing
scripts/run-agent.sh --model MODEL --skills SKILLS --dry-run -p "PROMPT"
```
## Key Flags
| Flag | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `--model MODEL` / `-m` | Model to use (auto-routes to correct CLI) |
| `--agent NAME` | Agent profile for defaults + permissions |
| `--skills a,b,c` | Skills to compose into the prompt |
| `--strict-skills` | Fail fast when any listed skill is unknown |
| `-p "prompt"` | Task prompt |
| `-f path/to/file` | Reference file appended to prompt |
| `-v KEY=VALUE` | Template variable substitution (repeatable) |
| `--session ID` | Session ID for grouping related runs |
| `--label KEY=VALUE` | Run metadata label (repeatable) |
| `-D brief\|standard\|detailed` | Report detail level (default: `standard`) |
| `--continue-run REF` | Continue a previous run's harness session |
| `--fork` | Fork the session on continuation (default where supported) |
| `--in-place` | Resume without forking (always for Codex) |
| `--dry-run` | Show composed prompt without executing |
| `-C DIR` | Working directory for subprocess |
## Runtime Config (`.orchestrate/config.toml`)
On first run in a workspace, `run-agent.sh` auto-creates `.orchestrate/config.toml` with commented examples.
Use this file to pin skills that should be auto-added on every run:
```toml
[skills]
pinned = ["orchestrate", "run-agent", "mermaid"]
```
Notes:
- Pinned skills are merged with agent-profile skills and CLI `--skills` (deduplicated by name).
- Default template is fully commented; uncomment/edit to enable.
## Output Artifacts
Each run writes to `.orchestrate/runs/agent-runs/<run-id>/`:
- `params.json` — run parameters and metadata
- `input.md` — composed prompt
- `prompt.raw.md` — composed prompt before runtime-generated output/report sections
- `output.jsonl` — raw CLI output (stream-json or JSONL)
- `stderr.log` — CLI diagnostics (also streamed to terminal)
- `report.md` — written by the subagent (or extracted as fallback)
- `files-touched.nul` — NUL-delimited file paths (canonical machine format)
- `files-touched.txt` — newline-delimited file paths (human-readable)
## Run Index
Two-row append-only index at `.orchestrate/index/runs.jsonl`:
- **Start row** (written before execution): `status: "running"` — provides crash visibility.
- **Finalize row** (written after execution): `status: "completed"|"failed"` with exit code, duration, token usage, git metadata.
A start row with no matching finalize row means the run crashed or is still in progress.
## Structured Exit Codes
| Code | Meaning |
|------|---------|
| 0 | Success |
| 1 | Agent/model error (bad output, task failure) |
| 2 | Infrastructure error (CLI not found, harness crash) |
| 3 | Timeout |
| 130 | Interrupted (SIGINT / user cancel) |
| 143 | Terminated (SIGTERM) |
## Model Routing
| Pattern | CLI |
|---------|-----|
| `claude-*`, `opus*`, `sonnet*`, `haiku*` | Claude (`claude -p`) |
| `gpt-*`, `o1*`, `o3*`, `o4*`, `codex*` | Codex (`codex exec`) |
| `opencode-*`, `provider/model` | OpenCode (`opencode run`) |
Routing is automatic from the selected model.
## Run Explorer CLI
`scripts/run-index.sh` provides index-based run inspection:
```bash
scripts/run-index.sh list # List recent runs
scripts/run-index.sh list --failed --json # Failed runs as JSON
scripts/run-index.sh show @latest # Show last run details
scripts/run-index.sh report @latest # Read last run's report
scripts/run-index.sh logs @latest --tools # Tool call summary
scripts/run-index.sh files @latest # Files touched
scripts/run-index.sh stats # Aggregate statistics
scripts/run-index.sh continue @latest -p "PROMPT" # Continue a run's session
scripts/run-index.sh retry @last-failed # Retry a failed run
scripts/run-index.sh maintain --compact # Archive old index entries
```
Run references: full ID, unique prefix (8+ chars), `@latest`, `@last-failed`, `@last-completed`.
## Helper Scripts
| Script | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `run-index.sh` | Run explorer CLI (list, show, report, logs, files, stats, continue, retry, maintain) |
| `log-inspect.sh` | Inspect run logs (summary, tools, errors, files, search) |
| `extract-files-touched.sh` | Extract file paths from run output |
| `extract-harness-session-id.sh` | Extract harness session/thread ID from output |
| `extract-report-fallback.sh` | Extract last assistant message as report fallback |
| `load-model-guidance.sh` | Load model guidance with override precedence |
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