Prophecy

Produce a concrete, repo-grounded how-to for the task in $ARGUMENTS: the exact files, conventions, and commands someone needs to do it here, not generic advice.

Unlike /genesis, this command explains how the task would be done; it does not make the changes itself.

1. Orient

Inspect the repo before writing a word. Learn its actual structure and conventions, then find the closest thing that already exists and treat it as the template:

• Locate a precedent: if $ARGUMENTS is "add an API route", find an existing route; if it's "wire up a test", find a passing test of the same kind. Read it in full.
• Extract the pattern: naming, file placement, registration/wiring, error handling, and how the example is tested.
• Find the commands: the real build, test, lint, and run scripts from the package manifest, Makefile, or task config.

For a repo of any size, dispatch the Explore agent to find the precedent and conventions rather than reading from the root yourself.

2. Check current docs for library specifics

If the task touches a library, framework, or tool, do not rely on memory (APIs drift). The bundled Context7 MCP serves current docs for most libraries; the Microsoft Learn MCP covers Azure and Microsoft tooling. Consult them for exact syntax, config, and version details, and ground the steps in what they return.

3. Write the how-to

Produce an ordered, numbered procedure specific to THIS codebase. Each step must be actionable here:

• The real file to copy or modify, as a clickable path:line reference.
• The concrete change to make, following the convention from the precedent in step 1.
• Any wiring the example revealed: registration, exports, config entries, fixtures.

No filler steps and no boilerplate that would apply to any repo. If a step only matters in some cases, say when.

4. Commands and verification

End with the exact commands to run, copy-paste ready and in order (generate, build, test, lint, run), using the project's real scripts from step 1. State how to confirm success: which test should pass, what output to expect, what the result should look like.

Hand back the guide. Do not edit files or run the build; /genesis does that.