Work Lifecycle

Commands in this section drive the end-to-end flow of work through a matic org — from agent admission and signal intake, through planning, execution, and validation, into delivery and post-engagement consolidation. Every operational primitive is filesystem-first and git-native, so each command produces auditable state on disk that the runtime and downstream commands can reason about. Use this section when you need to start, observe, gate, or finalize work at any of matic's four resolution levels (work item, task, milestone, project).

spawn

Activate a new persistent agent from an Archetype, scaffold its directory tree, and run Charter-aligned onboarding to Available status. Learn more →

task

Propose, decompose, and progress a goal-aligned unit of work — the strategic layer above atomic Work Items. Learn more →

routine

Define and manage scheduled triggers that emit Signals into the work intake pipeline on a recurring cadence. Learn more →

feed

Query, filter, and subscribe to the chronological event stream for any scope (org, project, team, agent). Learn more →

review

Run the Validate gate against produced outputs — Grounding, Coverage, and Regression checks — before work is allowed to deliver. Learn more →

delivery

Publish validated outputs (merge, deploy, notify, archive) and register the QA Routines that will watch for regressions. Learn more →

close

Transition an agent from engaged to learning: write Experience entries, consolidate Memory, and prepare for the next Assessment. Learn more →