Agents-On-Rails
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- ▌ Aor Req · agents-on-rails bundleAuthor User Needs (UN), Product Requirements (PR), and Software Requirements (SR) using the 6 published EARS patterns plus 6 house extensions, with full UN→PR→SR traceability.
- ▌ Aor Review · agents-on-railsMulti-SME review router. Fans out to specialist agents in .claude/agents/aor-sme-*.md and aggregates findings.
- ▌ Aor Test Trace · agents-on-rails bundleAuthor Test Cases (TCs) and the traceability matrix linking UN→PR→SR→TC. Verify every SR clause has at least one TC.
- ▌ Aor Review Adhoc · agents-on-railsSpawn an ad-hoc SME on demand for a one-off review perspective. Optionally persist the SME for reuse.
- ▌ Aor Kb Query · agents-on-railsSearch your evidence-graded knowledge base (personal or work) and get back only trustworthy claims, each stamped with its trust label. Thin wrapper over the OKF-E kb_query CLI. USE PROACTIVELY, not only on request — BEFORE designing, debugging, or deciding in a domain past sessions may already have paid for (build and release tooling, environment quirks that keep recurring, dependency pinning, past incidents, and per-repo topics named after the repo), query first and re-derive second; the live topic list is kb/index.md. Also fires on "what do we know about X", prior lessons, past findings.
- ▌ Aor Kb Capture · agents-on-railsRecord something you learned this session as a properly evidence-graded KB claim, routed to the personal or work instance. Routing is fail-closed but it is not a boundary guarantee - it never reads the claim's content and cannot tell work knowledge from personal, it takes its signal from the working directory the command runs in, and its signal lists are empty until you fill them. Thin wrapper over the OKF-E kb_capture CLI.
- ▌ Aor Format Teams Message · agents-on-rails bundleDraft a rich, nicely formatted Microsoft Teams message and put it on the clipboard ready to paste with a single Ctrl+V. Teams supports far more formatting than it appears to - headings, nested bullets, numbered lists, tables, code blocks, quotes, colour, highlight and inline images all survive a paste. Use whenever the user asks to draft, write, format or prepare a Teams message, chat update, status post or announcement; asks to "format this for Teams"; asks to put a screenshot, diagram, chart or image into a Teams message; or asks to copy something to the clipboard for pasting into Teams. It prepares the clipboard only - it never sends a message, uploads a file or attaches anything.