Prompt file imported from sklores/bcm-portal (.claude/commands/build.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

Hand it to the worker

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This does not build anything here. It writes one line to the CTO daemon's inbox; the worker picks it up within about ten seconds and does the whole thing on its own copy of the repo — plan, Codex plan review, build in an isolated worktree, the project's checks, land on staging. Nothing in this session's checkout is touched, no branch is switched, and Steven carries on typing while it runs.

Do this

1. If {{arguments}} is empty, ask Steven what to build and stop.

2. Read the task type off the front of the text. fix: <task> → fix, docs: <task> → docs; refactor: and chore: work the same way. Anything else — including no prefix at all — is build. Strip the prefix from the task text; the rest of it is the request.

3. Work out which repo this is, as owner/name:

   git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null

   Normalize it: drop a trailing .git, and take the last two path segments, so git@github.com:sklores/demo.git and https://github.com/sklores/demo.git both become sklores/demo. If there is no remote, say so and stop — the worker files jobs by repo.

4. Append exactly one line — four tab-separated fields, no header, no quotes:

   mkdir -p ~/.anddone-cto && printf '%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n' "$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)" "<owner/name>" "<build|fix|refactor|docs|chore>" "<the task on one line>" >> ~/.anddone-cto/jobs-inbox.tsv

   Collapse the task onto one line first — every tab and newline inside it becomes a single space, or the line splits into fields that mean nothing.

5. Then say exactly this, with the task and the repo filled in:

   Handed to the worker: “” for <owner/name>. It shows up on cto.anddone.ai/projects (the repo's Now and Work cards) within ~10 seconds — the worker plans it, Codex reviews the plan, it builds in an isolated copy, runs the checks, and lands on staging. Say “ship it” when you want it live.

If it does not work

• Mac only. The daemon runs on Steven's Mac. In a cloud session there is no ~/.anddone-cto and nothing drains the file — say so and offer to queue the job on https://cto.anddone.ai instead.
• The inbox is a plain file. If the daemon is not running the line simply waits in it; say that rather than retrying.
• A repo the CTO does not manage is refused, not built: the daemon writes the reason to ~/.anddone-cto/jobs-inbox.errors.log. If a handed-off job never appears on the site, read that file.