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adopt-project-scopeMigrates an already-populated, unscoped Task Orchestrator database in place to the project-scoping convention — creates a project anchor root, re-parents…—api-compat-reviewCompatibility assessment for items with the needs-api-compat-review trait.—batch-completeCompletes or cancels multiple items at once — closes out features, cleans up old work, and archives completed workstreams.—configure-serverConfigures how the MCP Task Orchestrator SERVER runs and is reached — transport (HTTP vs STDIO), the REST API, port publishing, config mounts, and config-sync.—create-itemCreates an MCP work item from conversation context. Scans existing containers to anchor the item in the right place (Bugs, Features, Tech Debt, Observations,…—dependency-managerVisualizes, creates, and diagnoses dependencies between MCP work items.—feature-implementationGuides the full lifecycle of a feature-implementation tagged MCP item (the feature container) — from queue through review.—implementEnd-to-end workflow for taking MCP work items from backlog to merged PR.—manage-schemasCreates, views, edits, deletes, and validates note schemas for the MCP Task Orchestrator in .taskorchestrator/config.yaml — the templates that define which…—migration-reviewSQLite migration assessment for items with the needs-migration-review trait.—perf-reviewPerformance impact assessment for items with the needs-perf-review trait. Evaluates hot paths, query patterns, and measurement plans.—plugin-impact-reviewAssessment of plugin skill and hook changes needed after MCP or config changes.—post-plan-workflowInternal, hook-triggered: materializes MCP items from the approved plan and dispatches implementation.—pre-plan-workflowInternal, hook-triggered: gathers existing MCP items and schema gate requirements to set the definition floor before planning.—prepare-releaseEnd-to-end release automation — reads commits since last tag, infers semver bump, drafts changelog, creates release PR, merges it, waits for CI green, tags,…—quick-startInteractive onboarding for the MCP Task Orchestrator. Detects empty or populated workspaces and walks through how plan mode, persistent tracking, and the MCP…—ralphLauncher for the Ralph-style queue drain script — emits the right `node ralph-loop.mjs` invocation based on the user's filter and bounds.—review-qualityReview quality framework for the work-to-review transition gate.—schema-workflowInternal, hook-triggered: drives a schema-typed MCP item through its gate-enforced phases, filling required notes.—session-retrospectiveAnalyzes the current implementation run — evaluates schema effectiveness, delegation alignment, note quality, and plan-to-execution fit.—spec-qualitySpecification quality framework for planning. Defines the minimum bar for what a plan must address — alternatives, non-goals, blast radius, risk flags, and…—status-progressionNavigates role transitions for MCP work items using advance_item. Shows current role, gate status, required notes, and the correct trigger to use.—work-summaryGenerates a project dashboard from MCP work items. Default is a lean, attention-first view: what's in flight, what's blocked, what to do next, what's queued.—