Overview

supership is a slash-command workflow kit for oh-my-pi (omp). It turns a non-trivial coding task into a deterministic, resumable, multi-agent run that you can watch in a live HTML dashboard.

The main agent does not hand orchestration to a nested "manager" agent. Instead it authors and runs eval cells (Python on omp's workflowz engine, using agent(), parallel(), and completion()) that drive the pipeline in real code with real control flow.

Pipeline

Every run moves through five stages.

1. Clarify. A genius planner builds a dependency-ordered question tree, then the main agent grills you one question at a time until you are aligned. Interactive runs only.
2. Plan. The planner returns a structured plan (pieces, execution shape, review lenses) rendered to a .planning/<slug>/plan.html dashboard.
3. Build. Workers implement each piece, sequentially or in parallel, escalating to the architect or a debugger when stuck.
4. Review. Diverse reviewers fan out per lens, a judge keeps the real findings, a verifier refutes the weak ones, fixers apply the rest, and the loop re-reviews until a clean round.
5. Consolidate. Final dashboard state, a ## Lessons writeup, and a debt harvest. omp's per-repo memory carries the lessons forward.

State lives in the dashboard, not in agent memory. The embedded JSON is canonical and every write is code-driven, so the artifact cannot drift and any interrupted run is resumable.

The command family

• /supership <task> runs the full interactive pipeline with a clarify interview and an approval gate.
• /shipit <task> runs the same pipeline autonomously, with no interview and no gate.
• /ultraship and /ultrashipit replace the single planner with two genius seats that debate the plan, and review genius-tier too.
• /superreview runs the review-and-fix loop standalone over your current local changes.
• resume re-enters any interrupted run where it left off.

See Commands for the full table.