AnyForge

Fork a session with explicit conversation/files/both scope. File scope also requires studio:execute and checkpoints; rewind requires exact workspace revisions. Does not undo external GitHub actions. For branch, reuse the same idempotencyKey when retrying; inspect incomplete preparation before retrying.

Rewind a session with explicit conversation/files/both scope. File scope also requires studio:execute and checkpoints; rewind requires exact workspace revisions. Does not undo external GitHub actions. For branch, reuse the same idempotencyKey when retrying; inspect incomplete preparation before retrying.

Record a finding disposition with rationale and the revision containing a claimed fix. A fixed status does not imply independent verification; request a linked re-review to verify.

Read paged inline PR review comments and reviewed file/line/commit provenance.

Read CI job identifiers for the exact PR head and a workflow run from its checks. Follow nextPage before claiming complete evidence.

Read a bounded CI log page only for a job belonging to this exact PR head. Preserve nextOffset to continue.

Enqueue a durable, budgeted specialist review of an exact checkpoint, branch or PR. Returns a run ID; inspect its events and structured review artifacts. Reviewers cannot publish changes.

Read the session crew batches and unexpired proposals, including aggregate progress and limits.

Read one owned Studio crew batch. Active crews remain governed by their own gates.

Persist a proposal for existing/new work items, planned or expedited crews, dependencies and aggregate limits. Starts nothing. Also requires studio:publish because orchestration can reach external systems. Open Code Studio to confirm the returned proposal; API/MCP arguments cannot attest human confirmation.

Cancel queued starts; already active crews require separate stop actions. Also requires studio:publish.

Create a new proposal for failed/cancelled work; open Code Studio to confirm execution. This action never starts crews. Also requires studio:publish.

List your owned remote Code Studio sessions and their active/latest run IDs.

Prepare a direct coding session or attach it to an existing initiative. Does not start execution. Context is a reference; local edits are not uploaded to the remote checkout. To hand over uncommitted local changes as well, run `anyforge studio create --uncommitted` in the checkout instead. additionalRepos needs an explicit repoFullName.

Read an owned Studio session recorded billing subtotal from the newest 200 rows, grouped by actual model, product, run and leg. Preserve truncated, coverage and pending: historical coverage may be incomplete or unavailable; this is not a complete session bill. Provider cost and platform fee remain separate recorded fields.

Read one owned Studio session and its reconnect IDs.

Update a session title, repository, branch, additional repositories or initiative. Does not execute code. additionalRepos replaces the whole list; null or [] clears it.

Inspect effective context provenance, instructions, skills, graph/document snapshots and MCP availability. Does not expose credentials.

Attach a bounded context snapshot to a prepared prompt. No code execution; explicitly identify local versus remote provenance.

List durable runs for your session.

Start a durable coding run in the remote workspace. Can spend tokens and edit files. External runs are limited to audited coding, reads and reviews; hosted shell, browser, outbound connectors, Oracle and crew/workflow/approval actions require the browser Studio surface. Use planned=true for analysis only. Dedicated Git push and draft PR tools need studio:publish; ready/merge require confirmation in Code Studio.

Read run status, usage and any pending user question.

Read ordered durable run events after a sequence cursor. Persist nextCursor to reconnect without replaying earlier events.

Pause, cancel, resume, steer or answer a pending question. Answer requires its current questionId. Resuming may execute code and spend tokens.

Read remote workspace revision, Git state and changes. Does not create a workspace or install dependencies.

Read checkpoint and structured reviewer artifacts for this session.

Read structured reviewer findings, dispositions and review target provenance.

Capture remote workspace files, including staged and untracked changes, as a persistent checkpoint.

Read checkpoint metadata and exact revision.

Read the remote workspace diff for a saved checkpoint.

Read a bounded file window from a persistent checkpoint.

Restore a checkpoint into the remote workspace after comparing its current revision. Saves a safety checkpoint first; does not rewind external GitHub actions.

Stage explicitly selected remote files after checking the current revision.

Commit reviewed remote changes. Read changes and confirm file scope before committing; does not push.

Publish the exact remote Git HEAD to its branch. Rejects changed HEAD and default-branch pushes.

Read a session repository pull request, checks, review decision and merge blockers.

Create or reuse a draft PR for the persisted session branch after checking its exact pushed HEAD. Uses your connected GitHub identity. Does not mark ready or merge.

Update metadata or mark a session branch PR as draft using its exact expectedHeadSha. Open Code Studio to review and confirm ready/merge; tool arguments cannot authorize those actions.

Search your own Studio sessions by title, repository, branch or folder, newest first. Set conversations=true (q of 2+ characters) to also search message text, five sessions per page. Follow nextCursor; conversationsLimited means a session had more messages than were searched.

Archive all of your own unarchived Studio sessions (CI auto-fix monitors excluded). Transcripts are kept and each session can be unarchived with update_studio_session. Call again while remaining is true.

List your Studio runs waiting on you: each owned session whose current run asked a question, with the question and its options. Answer with control_studio_run.

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List the models your company and personal credentials can run, grouped by provider, for the model argument of start_studio_run. A provider with ok=false is not configured or not reachable. Cached for 30 minutes unless refresh=true.

Read the remaining quota of the Anthropic subscription Studio runs on for you. oauth=false means runs use an API key, which has no subscription window.

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Read an owned session's conversation, oldest first: your messages, the agent's replies and, with includeTools=true, each round's tool calls and results. Long text is clipped and flagged truncated. A page can hold fewer than limit messages; follow nextCursor until it is null.

Read the session's task list (the agent's to-do items), newest change first.

Compact the session's stored history: older messages are replaced by one summary so the next run starts lean. Deletes the summarized messages and cannot be undone. Spends a small model call on your credential. Refused while a run is active.

Read the session's verification reports (newest 20): diagnostics, tests, lint, typecheck, build and acceptance checks with their evidence and the exact source they ran against. Running a new verification requires the browser Studio surface.

Inspect the existing remote checkout's environment readiness: detected toolchain, dependencies and setup scripts. Never clones, installs or loads secrets; preparing the environment requires the browser Studio surface.

Read the accepted, needs-rework and abandoned outcomes recorded for the session's runs, with the verification each was bound to. Pass runId for one run's outcome history. Outcomes are recorded by a person in Code Studio.

List a directory of the live remote workspace (omit path for the root). Never creates a checkout: a session without one returns workspace_missing.

Read a line window of a file in the live remote workspace, including unsaved agent edits. offset is the first line (default 1), limit the line count (default 500, maximum 2000). Never creates a checkout.

Run a language-service query on a live workspace file: diagnostics (default), definition, references, hover, completions, or rename (a preview of the edits; apply with rename_studio_symbol). line and column are 1-based. Pass revision to refuse a changed workspace.

Create an empty file or save a file's complete content in the live remote workspace, without a model run. Name the repository, branch and revision you read, so a changed workspace is refused. Each write saves a checkpoint first. Does not commit or push.

Apply a language-service rename of the symbol at a 1-based line and column across the live remote workspace. Preview it first with inspect_studio_code operation=rename. Name the repository, branch and revision you read; a changed workspace is refused. Does not commit.

List HIL approvals awaiting an operator decision for your company. Returns each approval id, the crew it belongs to, plan summary, and the architecture / security context. Use this to see what needs your sign-off.

Get the full detail of a single HIL approval by id (plan, ADR, security audit). A ship gate (`qa_approval`) also carries the verdicts its review chips show, and `reviews[]`: for the architect, security and QA specialists, the verdict, a plain-language reason for it (`verdictExplanation`, `blockingFindingIds`; a NEEDS_REVISION whose findings are all advisory says so), the `reviewedHeadSha`, the amend `round`, the written review, and the findings (id, severity, blocking, category, title, details, location, status). `addressedFindingIds` names what the latest amend round resolved. `architectADR` / `securityAuditResult` hold the same reports. The default response stays under ~20 KB; ask for more with `include`. Reviewer verdicts (`architectVerdict`, `securityVerdict`, `qaVerdict`) come with `<field>Label`, the word the Console shows, and `<field>Outcome` (`clean`, `non_blocking` or `blocking`). `NEEDS_REVISION` is non-blocking and the Console labels it "Advisory"; the Console's "Needs revision" means the blocking `FAIL`.

Submit a decision on a HIL approval. APPROVED resumes the crew past the gate; REJECTED sends it back. Requires a key with the `approve` scope.

List work items in the AnyForge backlog with status, priority, and any linked crew state. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 200 max), newest first: the result carries `total` (matches for THESE filters across every page), `hasMore`, `nextCursor`, `appliedFilters` (the filters that actually ran — check it when `total` surprises you) and `nextAction`. When `hasMore` is true, pass `nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters for the next page. A page with no relevant rows says nothing about the remaining pages — check `hasMore` before concluding there is no match. Narrow with `programId`, `initiativeId`, `team`, `status`, `priority`, `type`, `assignee`, `reporter`, `label` or `search` rather than paging through a whole backlog; `label` matches one exact label, such as a stage of a label group (anyforge_list_label_groups lists the groups and anyforge_list_work_boards the boards that follow them); to scope a question first, resolve the initiative with anyforge_list_initiatives, then list its items with `initiativeId`. `search` matches id, code, title, description, acceptance criteria, design notes, crew id, latest-status text, tags, component ids and the tracker key (`externalRef.key` or `jiraIssueKey`) — not lifecycle status or initiative names. By default archived items are excluded. Each item carries `assigneeName`, `blockerOwnerName` and `createdByName` beside `assigneeUid`, `blockerOwnerUid` and `createdBy`: the member's name (or email), null when the field is empty or names someone who is not an approved member.

Get a single work item by id or by code (`CXE-014`; a code the item gave up when it was re-keyed onto a team's code still finds it, returned under its current `code` with the former ones in `codeAliases`), including the test evidence people recorded on it (`testEvidence`, newest first), the names of its people (`assigneeName`, `blockerOwnerName` and `createdByName` beside `assigneeUid`, `blockerOwnerUid` and `createdBy`; null when the field is empty or names someone who is not an approved member) and the team it answers to (`team`: `{ id, name, source }`, where `source` is `item` for a team set on the item and `initiative` for its initiative's team; `null` when neither has one). `nextActions` says what YOU can do to its status now, so you never need the Console to find a transition: `statusMoves` lists each status the Console status menu offers that your key may reach, as `{ to, send }`, where `send` is the exact anyforge_update_work_item arguments (besides itemId) that make the move; `withheld` lists menu moves the write would refuse now with the code it would answer (work_item_deferred, approve_and_route_required, intake_draft_incomplete, test_evidence_required); `restore` is `reopen` or `undrop` for finished or dropped work you may bring back; `unavailable` says why there are no moves (`read_only`, `not_steward`, `crew_carries`, `finished`, `dropped`). `checklist` and `checklistRevision` (absent reads as 0) are what action='checklist' and 'checklist-promote' work from.

List the company label groups: sets of labels where a work item or initiative carries at most one label of the group (for example an "Implementation stage" group with one label per stage). Each group has an `id`, a `name`, its ordered `labels` and `appliesTo` (`work_items`, `initiatives` or `both`). A group's name is not itself a label on any item: to find the items at one stage pass that stage's label to anyforge_list_work_items as `label`.

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List the saved Work boards (the Work queue board picker). A board whose columns follow a label group carries `labelColumns.labelGroupId` and `columnLabels`, the stage labels in column order; list the cards of one column with anyforge_list_work_items and `label`. Boards are a view over work items, not work items, so a search of the work items never finds a board or a label group by name.

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Create a new work item in the backlog (status BACKLOG). Requires `write` scope.

Mutate one work item. `action` is one of advance, approve_refinement, approve-and-route, move-initiative, dispatch, complete, update, reorder, archive, unarchive, close-as-fixed, reopen, mark-incident, drop, undrop, confirm-repo, assign, begin, dismiss-automation-suggestion, expedite, block, unblock, link-external, verification, add-evidence, remove-evidence, share-evidence, undefer, set-cycle, scope-change, link-pull-request, unlink-pull-request, link-work-item, or unlink-work-item. Each action takes only its own fields: a field the action does not read is refused with 400 unsupported_fields, naming the field and the actions that do read it, and nothing is changed — so a success means every field you passed was applied. To move an item BACK (or between BACKLOG, REFINED and READY), send `status` with NO action: it takes BACKLOG, REFINED or READY, from one of those statuses or from work a person began (IN_PROGRESS with no crew) — the Console status menu's plain move, with the same role and initiative-steward rules, recorded in the item's history. Any other move is refused with 409 raw_status_not_allowed, naming allowedStatuses and the action to use instead (useAction): reopen for DONE, undrop for DROPPED, begin for IN_PROGRESS, complete for DONE, dispatch for a crew, drop; an item a crew carries moves with its crew. anyforge_get_work_item returns `nextActions.statusMoves`, the exact arguments for each move you may make now. Forward moves have their own actions too: advance, approve_refinement, begin, dispatch, complete. Use action='set-review' with inReview (true or false) to put work a person began (IN_PROGRESS, no crew) in or out of review; begin also takes inReview: true to start an item already in review. Use action='assign' with assigneeUid (a member uid or their email; anyforge_list_members lists both) to set the human executor. Use action='block' with blockReason (what the item is waiting on), blockCategory and optionally blockerOwnerUid (who is chasing it, ui

Re-run a work item: terminate its current crew and dispatch a fresh one that reuses the same feature branch (lands new commits on the existing open PR) and re-reads the company's current agent config, so updated skills/guardrails take effect. If the prior crew record is missing, retry recovers by using the work item and initiative dispatch defaults. Returns the new crew id. If the item is DONE/DROPPED this fails with `terminal_item` — reopen it first via anyforge_update_work_item action='reopen'. Requires `write` scope.

List the discussion comments on a work item. This is separate from the transcript of any linked crew. Every comment carries a boolean `clientVisible`: true when it is shared with the client on shared reports, false when it is internal. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` to get the next page. Pass `since` to read only comments created after a moment (for example the time you last read the thread); keep the same `since` while paging.

Post a discussion comment on a work item. The comment is internal unless `clientVisible` is true, which shares it with the client on shared reports as it is written; to change a comment that is already posted use anyforge_share_work_item_comment. Requires `write` scope and an editor-capable key owner.

Change who can read an existing discussion comment on a work item: clientVisible true shares it with the client on shared reports, false takes it back to internal. Taking it back stops it being served from that moment but cannot retrieve what a reader has already seen. A reply can only be shared while the comment it answers is shared (409 parent_not_shared otherwise). Same rule as the Console: requires `write` scope and a key owner who is an editor or above; a key not bound to a user is refused. Find comment ids with anyforge_list_work_item_comments.

Replace one unstarted work item with at least two child work items. Requires explicit operator confirmation.

Replace at least two unstarted work items with one merged work item. Requires explicit operator confirmation.

List the files attached to a work item (not files in its discussion comments): id, name, mediaType, size, clientVisible, createdAt (upload time), originalCreatedAt (when given at upload) and uploadedByUid. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max); when meta.hasMore is true, pass meta.nextCursor back as cursor. Download a file with GET /api/v1/control/work/{itemId}/files/{fileId}.

Attach up to 5 files to a work item, as the Console's Files panel does: images, PDF, text, logs, Markdown, CSV, JSON, XML, HTML pages, zip, Office documents and MP4/WebM/MOV video. SVG and other types are refused. Give each file exactly one of: text (the content as a string), contentBase64 (the bytes, base64-encoded) or path (a local file, stdio server only); name is required with text or contentBase64. Files start internal (not shared with the client). All or nothing: one refused file attaches none. One call carries at most 10 MB of request, which is about 7 MB of files once base64-encoded; for a larger file use anyforge_start_file_upload (up to 1 GB). A file already on the item with the same name and size is not attached again: it comes back with alreadyAttached: true. A same-name file of another size is refused (file_name_exists) unless onNameConflict is "keep_both". Give originalCreatedAt to keep the date a file was created in another tool. Requires the write scope and a key owner who is an editor or above. Returns { files } with each file's id. Pass an idempotencyKey to retry safely: a repeat with the same key and files returns the stored files ({ replayed: true }). Only call when the person asked to attach these files.

List a team's delivery cycles, oldest first: number, label, startDate, endDate, state (ended, active or future), isCurrent, locked and lockReason (started, or signed_off for a cycle whose plan was signed off), openReason (not_signed_off for a started cycle that is open because its team locks only at sign-off), committed (initiatives, workItems, openWorkItems and demandDays, as the Cycles board counts them) and capacity (availableDays over the cycle's own window). currentCycleNumber names the cycle containing today. By default 2 ended cycles, the current one and the next 3. Cycle numbers count on a team's own cadence, and teams can run different cadences. To plan a work item into a cycle: read the item's team (team.id from anyforge_get_work_item), list that team's cycles, pick a cycle with locked: false, then call anyforge_update_work_item with action='set-cycle' and that number as committedCycleNumber. An item with no team uses the workspace cadence: leave team out. A locked cycle (the current cycle, and any future cycle signed off early) takes or loses work only through a scope change on the Cycles board; an ended cycle takes none. A team whose cycles lock only at sign-off (cadence.lockMode 'sign_off') keeps its current cycle unlocked until its plan is signed off, so set-cycle can add to it. Without a team, teamCadences lists the teams on a cadence of their own, whose numbers are not these.

Read your own timesheet for one week (Monday to Sunday), as the Timesheets grid shows it: days; rows you can book (initiatives, then the overhead categories keyed @meetings, @admin, @support, @learning, @hiring), each with days[].bookable and the reason when a day cannot take time; addable initiatives; blocked ones with the reason; and entries, every booked cell with initiativeId (or category key), date, minutes, note and source (manual = typed by a person, here or in the Console; auto = booked from a calendar or measured activity). Read the week before anyforge_book_time and send only the cells that should change, so you do not overwrite what someone typed or a calendar booked.

Book, change or clear cells of your own timesheet: up to 100 at once, ALL OR NOTHING. Every cell is checked by the same rules as the Timesheets grid before any is written; if one is refused, none is, and the error names it by index. A cell that already has time is replaced (mode set, the default) or added to (mode add); minutes 0 clears it; cells you do not send are left alone. Minutes are rounded to the workspace step. A day may not pass 24 hours. Refusals: not_bookable with a reason (date_in_future, period_closed, initiative_closed, no_current_quarter_key_result, not_linked, enabling_work, initiative_not_in_program), day_over_limit, initiative_not_found, duplicate_entry (the same initiative and day twice), time_recording_disabled. Use the initiativeId values anyforge_get_timesheet_week lists. An empty list writes nothing and returns written: 0.

List initiatives with status, progress and token budget/spend. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor`, `appliedFilters` (the filters that actually ran — check it when the page surprises you) and `nextAction`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page. A page with no relevant rows says nothing about the remaining pages — check `meta.hasMore` before concluding there is no match. Narrow with `programId`, `status` (comma-separated), `priority`, `owner`, `tag` or `search` rather than paging through a whole workspace; this is the tool that scopes a question before anyforge_list_work_items reads the items under one initiative. `search` matches code, name, description, repo and tags only. Archived initiatives are hidden unless includeArchived is set. Rows are the list projection (description is excerpted, dollar spend is omitted) — call anyforge_get_initiative for the full record.

Get an initiative with its crews, work items, lifetime spend, and daily burn-down series. By default (`shape: "summary"`) crews and work items are rows and initiative text longer than 1,000 characters (architect ADR, test plan, BRD) is excerpted and named in `excerptedFields`. Read one crew or work item in full with anyforge_get_crew / anyforge_get_work_item; pass `shape: "full"` only when you need every document, which can be very large. Reviewer verdicts (`architectVerdict`, `securityVerdict`, `qaVerdict`) come with `<field>Label`, the word the Console shows, and `<field>Outcome` (`clean`, `non_blocking` or `blocking`). `NEEDS_REVISION` is non-blocking and the Console labels it "Advisory"; the Console's "Needs revision" means the blocking `FAIL`.

Read an initiative's active ICE spec (Intent, Context, Expectations) with its readiness score, plus any spec submission still waiting on human review. Call before proposing a spec. `approvalGate` is what backlog approval will decide: it needs `requiredScore` (100), which is stricter than `readiness.meetsBar` (no failing checks), and `gaps` lists every check still holding the score down, warnings included.

Submit an ICE spec for an initiative FOR HUMAN REVIEW. This does not change the active spec: a person must review it and publish it (or reject it), in the AnyForge Console section by section, or by asking you to call anyforge_publish_initiative_spec after reading it. Until then the architect and every spec gate still see the current spec, so do not dispatch the architect expecting this spec to apply — tell the user it is awaiting their review and give them the returned reviewUrl, the absolute Console link to the review page (reviewPath is the same page as a path). A newer submission replaces a pending one. Only write what the user and the code support; flag open questions in `note` rather than inventing context or criteria. Requires `write` scope and an initiative-editing role.

Publish a pending spec submission so it becomes the initiative's active ICE spec, exactly as it was submitted. ONLY call this when the user has read that submission (show it from anyforge_get_initiative_spec `pendingSubmission`) and explicitly asked you to publish it; never publish a spec you proposed on your own judgement. The Architect plans the whole backlog from the active spec. Pass the `submissionId` the user reviewed. Works only for a person connected through OAuth (the hosted MCP) with the `approve` scope and a role that edits initiatives; a Control API key gets 403 spec_publish_requires_person. Refused with 409 spec_version_conflict when the active spec changed after the submission, and spec_publish_needs_console_review when publishing would add the initiative's intake notes to Context (in both cases the person reviews it in the Console instead), and spec_submission_not_pending when a newer submission replaced it or it was rejected. An already published submission answers status "already_published" and changes nothing. To accept or reject single sections, use the returned reviewUrl in the Console.

Approve the proposed backlog for an initiative (HIL #1). Promotes its BACKLOG items to READY and moves the initiative to IN_PROGRESS. Pass `deferItemIds` to leave chosen proposed items out of the approval: they stay in the backlog marked deferred, are never promoted or auto-dispatched, and come back through anyforge_update_work_item action='undefer'. Refused with a 400 and nothing written when an id is not one of this plan's proposed items (defer_item_not_proposed), is the integration-validation item (defer_item_not_deferrable), would defer every item (defer_all_items), or is a dependency of an item being approved (defer_breaks_dependency). Requires `approve` scope.

Approve a mid-flight task proposal card, materialising a READY work item. Requires `approve` scope.

Create an initiative (optionally under a program). MUST be connected to a repository — pass `codebaseId` (preferred) or `defaultGithubRepo` ("owner/name"); without one the request is rejected (repo_required) because its crews would have no workspace — unless `taskTracker` is set, since people deliver that work and no crew runs under it. De-dupes on name within the same codebase or program+repo, so re-runs return the existing one. Starts in DRAFT; dispatch the architect to decompose it into a backlog — unless `operatorPlanned` or `taskTracker` is set, in which case it starts IN_PROGRESS with no planner. Requires `write` scope.

Run (or re-run) the architect decomposition for an initiative: (re)creates the decomposition crew, clears any prior error, and starts the architect, which proposes a backlog for HIL #1 approval. Use after creating an initiative, or to retry a failed decomposition. Requires `write` scope.

Update an existing initiative — only the fields you provide change. Use to rename, re-prioritise, retarget, adjust the token budget, move it under a program, set its owning team (teamId), record the team's own estimate (estimate), or set its repositories (defaultGithubRepo, additionalGithubRepos) and branch. An argument this tool does not declare is refused with the valid names and nothing is changed, so a success means every field you passed was applied. Requires `write` scope. (System-managed initiatives are read-only and reject edits.)

Delete a DRAFT initiative by id. Only DRAFT initiatives can be deleted — once decomposed / in progress, archive it via anyforge_update_initiative (status ARCHIVED) instead. Requires `write` scope.

List the Discussion comments on an initiative — the same threaded comments the console renders on the initiative. Oldest first; resolved comments are included (each carries its `resolved` flag and `anchor`). Read-only. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` to get the next page.

Post a Discussion comment on an initiative, into the same thread the console shows. By default it anchors to the initiative's overview; pass `parentId` to reply to an existing comment. Requires `write` scope and an editor-capable key owner.

List programs (the cross-initiative planning grouping) with status and owner. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters` (the filters that actually ran). When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page. Optionally filter by comma-separated status (PLANNING, IN_PROGRESS, COMPLETE, CANCELLED).

Get a single program by id.

Create a program (the cross-initiative grouping). Use this to set up a body of work before adding initiatives under it. To have it take incoming requests, call anyforge_set_program_request_intake afterwards. Requires `write` scope.

Update an existing program — only the fields you provide change. Edit its name, description, status, owner, lead, whether it is long-lived, target date, coverage goal, tags, or whether its work items need test evidence before they can be marked Done. Incoming requests are switched with anyforge_set_program_request_intake. Requires `write` scope.

Write or clear a program's status line: the one current sentence about where the program stands, shown under its delivery health on a report's program status board. Overwrites the previous line; the history is in the audit trail. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can edit programs.

Turn a program's incoming requests on or off. On creates the program's "Incoming Requests" initiative, where requests filed into the program (and requests other programs forward or route to it) wait for its lead to approve and route them. Off stops new filings; the requests already waiting are left alone. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can edit programs.

Delete a program by id. By default its child initiatives are detached (kept, unlinked); pass deleteChildren: true to also delete every child initiative and its work items. This is irreversible. Requires `write` scope.

Set a program's milestones/waves and the initiatives assigned to each — the whole ordered list in one call. This REPLACES the stored list: to add, rename, re-date or delete a single milestone, read the program first (anyforge_get_program), change the array, and pass the union back; an id you omit is deleted. An initiative may sit in at most one milestone — assigning it to one removes it from any other. Moving a milestone's targetDate records the move in its history when you supply targetDateReason. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can edit programs.

Read a program's rolled-up portfolio view — the same numbers the console program header shows: delivery progress, initiative and work-item counts by status, token budget/spend, and the risks list. Start here for "how is this program doing?". Read-only.

Run program-level architecture planning: kick the architect decomposition for EVERY still-DRAFT initiative in the program in one step (already-planned and standing-maintenance initiatives are skipped, reported per row). This spends tokens, the same tier as a single anyforge_dispatch_architect. Gated on the program brief clearing 100% ICE — a below-bar brief returns 409 `program_brief_below_bar` with the score and gaps; an OWNER may waive it with allowBriefBelowBar. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can dispatch crews.

Approve the program's rolled-up solution architecture: one review approves EVERY BACKLOG_PROPOSED initiative backlog in the program (this is HIL #1 for each), each through the canonical backlog approval. Hold initiatives back with excludeInitiativeIds. Auto-dispatch keeps its default unless you pass autoDispatch: false to approve the plans but hold the crews. Requires `approve` scope and a key holder who can dispatch crews.

List the Discussion comments on a program brief — the same threaded comments the console renders on the program. Oldest first; resolved comments are included (each carries its `resolved` flag and `anchor`). A comment written by a shared-report reader is marked `external: true` and shows the author's display name only (never an email). Read-only. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` to get the next page.

Post a Discussion comment on a program brief, into the same thread the console shows. By default it anchors to the brief's `overview` section; pass `section` to target another brief section, or `parentId` to reply to an existing comment. The comment is always stored private to the team — there is no way to make it visible to a client from here. Requires `write` scope and an editor-capable key owner.

Read a program's active structured Brief (BRD), version history, legacy rendered mirror, and ICE readiness. Use this before preparing a replacement version.

Save a complete, structured, versioned Program Brief (BRD). The previous active version is archived, the rendered markdown mirror is updated, and revenue impact is computed server-side. This replaces the retired free-form anyforge_write_program_brief tool. Requires problemStatement and solutionSummary.

Enrich one existing initiative within a program. Prefer initiativeId; repoFullName is allowed only when that repository has one initiative in the program. Pass appendContext for factual context, or change description/priority. A description change on an ICE-spec initiative is rejected with the revise_program_initiative_scope replacement. The result reports changed fields or a structured no-op.

Early-close one initiative in a program with completed-elsewhere, wont-do, duplicate, or superseded. Call action=preview first, present the returned impact, then call action=execute with only the proposalToken. The operation yields CLOSED, cancels active crews, and drops outstanding work items.

Batch-close unique, non-terminal work items already fixed outside AnyForge. Call action=preview with closures, present the linked impact, then call action=execute with only proposalToken. Each closure needs workItemId and closedReason; closedAsFixedByWorkItemId is optional.

Read a program's intake definition: the typed form its intake agent interviews against, which checklist actually applies (the program's own, or its skill's), the current version and revision, and the version history with what each version changed. Pass `version` to read one version in full.

Edit a program's intake definition. Send only the keys you change; null clears one. Every change is saved as a new version that can be restored. A change that removes or changes items open requests already hold answers for is refused with the impact until you repeat it with acknowledgeImpact; use dryRun to see the impact first. Filed requests are never re-gated.

Republish an earlier version of a program's intake definition as a NEW version (history is never edited). Same impact rule as editing: dryRun first, acknowledgeImpact to proceed.

Replace a program's intake routing rules: where its intake agent sends a completed request on, by the reporter's answers to its choice questions. Send the WHOLE list (read the current one, and the `revision`, from anyforge_get_program's `intakeAgent.routing`); `[]` removes them all. A rule matches when every `when` condition holds, and the first match wins. Each condition must name a choice question and an answer the program's checklist offers (add a new answer with anyforge_set_program_intake_definition first), and each destination must take requests. Only the program's lead or owner may set them. Rules apply to requests completed after the change; a request already filed is not moved.

Read one program intake request's details: the program's intake definition read against the answers the request holds. Every field comes back in the definition's order and groups with its state (answered, suggested, open, does not apply), the answer, who gave it and whether it can be edited. `applicable: false` means the record is not an intake request.

Change a program intake request's answers by hand: set a value, mark an item as not applying (with a reason), confirm a suggestion, or clear one. Values are checked against the definition (kind, options, secrets); a person is a name and an optional email, and the platform links an AnyForge member from the email itself. Send `expectedAt` (the answer's `at` from the read, or null) so a concurrent change is refused instead of overwritten. The edit is audited; it does not re-open approval or notify followers. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can edit initiatives.

Create an opportunity — a validated problem or possibility worth pursuing. Opportunities are the bridge between raw signals and themed roadmap work. Requires `write` scope.

List opportunities in the Product (product-planning) layer. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

List signals in the Product (product-planning) layer. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

List themes in the Product (product-planning) layer. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

Capture a signal — a raw data point, customer quote, support ticket, or market observation that may inform product direction. Signals are refined into opportunities. Requires `write` scope.

Create a theme — a.k.a. a CLUSTER, and the same record as the delivery program it drives. Themes give the roadmap structure above individual initiatives and are what the strategy layer ties to. Requires `write` scope.

Promote a prioritized opportunity into a Program + Initiative (starts delivery/Genesis). Requires a codebaseId or githubRepo. Requires `write` scope.

Update an existing signal — edit its status, linked opportunity, source, or other fields. At least one field must be provided. Requires `write` scope.

Update a theme (a.k.a. cluster — the same record as its delivery program): name, status/horizon, colour, and the CHARTER lines (standsToday, fundingSource, stopCondition, waitsFor, dependsOnThemeIds). A theme carries no strategy link: the objectives it serves are derived from the key results its program's initiatives name (anyforge_set_initiative_key_results). fundingSource + stopCondition are what delivery condition 4 checks; dependsOnThemeIds is what condition 5 walks. Changing `status` MOVES the cluster between horizons and is the only place that can be done. At least one field must be provided. Requires `write` scope.

Update an existing opportunity — edit its RICE inputs, stage, theme assignment, program link, or other fields. At least one field must be provided. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently hard-delete an opportunity by ID. This is irreversible — prefer archiving (anyforge_update_opportunity with archived: true) unless you are certain. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently hard-delete a signal by ID. This is irreversible — prefer archiving (anyforge_update_signal with archived: true) unless you are certain. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently hard-delete a theme by ID. This is irreversible — prefer archiving (anyforge_update_theme with archived: true) unless you are certain. Requires `write` scope.

Read the whole strategy in one call: pillars, their objectives, the key results measuring each (baseline → target → current with attainment), the delivery rollup per pillar, every cluster with its horizon and outstanding charter lines, how many open initiatives are linked to no key result, and the five delivery conditions. The same assembler the console renders from. Start here for any OKR question.

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List the strategy pillars — the standing parts of the strategy, each with one accountable lead. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

Create a strategy pillar. Requires `write` scope.

Update a pillar: name, description, lead (ownerUid), order, or archived. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently delete a pillar. IRREVERSIBLE, and refuses with 409 `pillar_has_objectives` while any objective still sits under it — move or delete those first. Requires `write` scope.

List the objectives — what each pillar has to reach, written as outcomes. Narrow to one pillar with `pillarId`. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

Create an objective under a pillar. Rejects a pillarId that does not exist. Nothing rolls up to a new objective until a cluster is tagged with it via anyforge_update_theme. Requires `write` scope.

Update an objective: statement, description, owner, parent pillar, order, or archived. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently delete an objective. IRREVERSIBLE. Refuses with 409 `objective_has_key_results` while measures still hang off it; work reaches an objective only through those, so nothing else is affected. Requires `write` scope.

List the key results — the measures that say whether the objectives are being reached. Narrow to one objective with `objectiveId`. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): the result carries `meta` with `hasMore`, `nextCursor` and `appliedFilters`. When `meta.hasMore` is true, pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the SAME filters to get the next page.

Create a key result under an objective. Set direction to "down" for measures that must FALL (cost, latency, days-to-live) or attainment reads improvement as failure. Without a baseline AND a target the measure cannot be scored and reports as not-measured rather than 0%. Set derivedMetric to have AnyForge compute it instead of a person entering readings. Requires `write` scope.

Update a key result, including recording a new READING — send current as { value, asOf, source }. Always cite a source: a measure with no source fails delivery condition 2, which is what stops one number being quoted two ways. Requires `write` scope.

Permanently delete a key result. IRREVERSIBLE — the reading history goes with it. Consider archiving instead. Requires `write` scope.

Read which key results one initiative moves, whether anyone has decided (`linked`; false = orphan work), the objectives those measure, and every live key result it could name.

Say which key results one initiative moves — the one write that ties delivery work to the strategy. Any number, under any objectives and pillars. REPLACES the list: to add one, read the current list first and pass the union. Pass [] for enabling work that moves none on its own, or null to clear the answer (it then reads as orphan work). A program's key results and objectives are derived from its initiatives. Requires `write` scope and a key holder who can edit initiatives.

Read the per-horizon narrative: what the company looks like at each stage and the "we know it is done when" criteria. Keyed by stored status NOW / NEXT / LATER, where LATER is shown as "Beyond".

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Write the narrative for one or more horizons. Send a key per stage: { "NOW": { title, narrative, doneWhen } }. This writes the STORY only — which clusters sit in a horizon is set by anyforge_update_theme status, the single place that can change. Requires `write` scope.

Read one cluster's charter by THEME id: the pillar, objective and owner it sits under, its initiatives and their running/resourced/new split, the window, milestones, the measures it moves, funding source, stop condition, dependencies, and which charter lines are still owed. Edit the written lines through anyforge_update_theme — they live on the theme, so there is one writer.

List company crews for discovery, newest first. Filter by comma-separated status values or use activeOnly=true to find crews that are still running, paused, or waiting for review.

Get a crew with its recent chat messages (the crew output) and operator comments. Use this to see what a crew produced and where it stands. The crew leads with `status`, `currentNode`, the halt or error reason (`haltCode`, `errorCode`, `errorMessage`), `pendingPermissionRequest`, its work item, initiative, `prUrl` and timestamps; these are never left out. By default (`shape: "summary"`) text over 1,000 characters is excerpted and named in `excerptedFields`, and any other value over 2,000 characters (the skill, decision-context and execution-memory snapshots) is left out and named with its size in `omittedFields`; chat and comment entries get the same treatment one by one, each naming its own. For status only, pass `messages: 0`: a few KB. Pass `shape: "full"` only when you need a left-out field in full; a full crew can run past 70,000 characters. When the repository uses AWS CodeArtifact the crew also carries `codeArtifactAttempt`: why a registry token was or was not issued (failing AWS call, missing permission, the stored key's identity). The returned crew carries `url` — its Console page; when you show the crew to the user, render its id/name as a link to that url. Reviewer verdicts (`architectVerdict`, `securityVerdict`, `qaVerdict`) come with `<field>Label`, the word the Console shows, and `<field>Outcome` (`clean`, `non_blocking` or `blocking`). `NEEDS_REVISION` is non-blocking and the Console labels it "Advisory"; the Console's "Needs revision" means the blocking `FAIL`.

Post an operator comment on a crew (optionally @-mentioning teammates by uid). Comments are for people: the crew does not read them, and a comment does not resume or redirect a crew. To steer a crew that is running, use anyforge_message_crew. To send a crew waiting at its approval gate back to work with instructions, use anyforge_amend_crew. Requires `write` scope.

Message a crew's Engineer while it works, e.g. "skip X", "do not touch file Y", "check Z first". The running Engineer reads it before its next step and confirms in the crew chat; one that has not started reads it on its first step, and one stopped inside the Engineer reads it when resumed. The result says which: delivery is next_step, on_start or on_resume. A crew where nothing reads a message (waiting at an approval gate, in review, finished) is refused with crew_not_reading_messages: use anyforge_amend_crew for a gate. A message steers the work, it does not approve, reject or ship anything. Pass an idempotencyKey to retry safely. The body is limited to 4000 characters (max 4000 characters, not bytes), counted after trimming; a longer one is refused with body_too_long, which states the limit. Requires `approve` scope.

Resume a PAUSED or HALTED crew from its last checkpoint. Pass `guidance` for "Resume with guidance": the Engineer's first resumed round runs with that text, in this one call. Guidance replaces the automatic recovery of a consumed amend that a plain resume of a crew halted at its ship gate runs; it does not run with it. A crew the guidance cannot reach is refused with not_resumable and the guidance is not stored: one that is not paused or halted, or one stopped at a gate (paused at any gate, or halted at the ship gate); use anyforge_amend_crew there. Requires `approve` scope.

Halt a crew (terminal stop). Idempotent on already-finished crews. Requires `approve` scope.

Continue & finish: send a crew waiting at its HIL gate back to the engineer with guidance — it resumes work on the SAME PR (capped at the amend limit). This is the "Continue" option alongside submit_approval APPROVE (ship) / REJECT (stop). Requires `approve` scope. Only call when the operator explicitly asks to amend/continue — never on your own judgement of the reviews.

Fix CI: send a crew whose pull request has failing checks back to the Engineer to fix them on the same PR. Works from PR review (HIL_SHIP) or a HALTED/PAUSED crew that has a PR; refused when GitHub does not report CI as failing. Requires `approve` scope and spends crew tokens. Only call when the operator asks.

Review & approve: take a HALTED or PAUSED crew's already-open pull request through the specialist reviews to the approve & merge gate, without re-running the Engineer. Omit prUrl to use the PR stored on the crew. A merged PR is refused. Requires `approve` scope.

Approve or deny the permission a crew in PERMISSION_PENDING is waiting on (see pendingPermissionRequest on anyforge_get_crew). A tool permission applies for the rest of the run; an MCP write approval decides that one call. Pass approvalId to refuse a decision on a newer request. Requires `approve` scope. Only call when the operator decides.

Upload test-coverage measurements for one or many repos (e.g. synced from SonarQube). Requires `write` scope. Each item needs repo ("owner/name") and either percent (0–100) or a raw lcov report. percent is LINE coverage: from SonarQube read the `line_coverage` measure, not `coverage`, which also counts branch conditions and so does not compare with other sources. Optionally send branch and measuredAt (the analysis date) per item: a reading for a non-default branch, or older than the stored figure, is kept as history only. Writes coverage to the matching codebase + the org repo index, so a Program Genesis quality program can scope "repos below X%". Batch up to 200 items per call — chunk larger syncs. Map SonarQube projects to owner/repo via their GitHub binding before calling; ask the operator about any you can't map.

List the repositories in this company's org-level repo index, with activity classification (active = pushed recently, stable = no recent pushes, deprecated = archived), whether each repo already has an AnyForge analysis, and its known coverage %. Use this FIRST when scoping a program to discover candidate codebases. Defaults to active repos. To scope a coverage/quality program in one shot, pass belowCoverage (e.g. 90) — returns only repos with known coverage below it, worst-first. The result includes total counts so you know how many were omitted by the cap.

Get the AnyForge analysis summary for a single repo (coverage %, architecture red/amber/green counts, open gap count, languages) to assess its relevance and distance from the program goal. Returns `analyzed: false` with a note when the repo has no analysis yet — it can still be scoped in. Call this for the handful of repos you are unsure about, NOT for every repo in a large org.

Check what would stop a crew starting, without launching one. Pass `workItemId` to run every dispatch gate for that work item (its id or its code) and get ALL the blockers at once in `blockers` (role, item state, who may dispatch it, the initiative's task tracker, approval, program brief, spec and plan, intake, write scope, repository, team, dependencies, analysis, GitHub connection); `ready` is true only when there are none. Pass only `repoFullName` to check just that repository's Phase 1 + Phase 2 analysis gate. GitHub scopes and permissions, the base branch and the budget are still checked when the crew is started.

Start Phase-1 codebase analysis for one or more repos. Idempotent — already-analyzed repos return `already_analyzed`, in-flight ones `already_running` (never re-run). Up to 25 repos per call; chunk larger sets or use anyforge_start_coverage_sweep instead. Requires `write` scope.

Launch a hands-off, paced analysis sweep: runs Phase 1 across every repo, then Phase 2, keeping at most `concurrency` analyses in flight so the operator OAuth token window is never exhausted. Seed from a programId (derives repos from its initiatives) or an explicit repos list. Re-seeding overwrites the current sweep. Requires `write` scope.

Refresh the org repo index now instead of waiting for the nightly sweep. Re-lists every repo's metadata AND auto-detects COMMITTED coverage: for repos with no crew/CI coverage, it reads the repo tree for a checked-in coverage report (lcov.info, coverage-summary.json, cobertura, clover) and records the parsed %, so a repo that publishes coverage in git shows a number without a crew run or a manual upload. Runs in the background — re-read the repo index / coverage panel shortly after. Requires `write` scope.

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Request an AnyForge review of an existing pull request: the same review that commenting "@anyforge review" on it produces and posts on the PR. No crew, work item or initiative is needed, and nothing is merged, approved or pushed. Returns as soon as the review is queued (queued: true); the review covers the PR head at the time it runs. If the PR already has a review for its current head, the existing review's status is returned (queued: false) and no second review is posted. Refused with a stated reason when: the caller is not an owner or operator, the caller has not connected GitHub, the workspace setting "Review pull requests opened outside AnyForge" is off, the repository is not connected, the PR is unknown, a draft, closed or opened by AnyForge or one of its crews, or a per-PR or daily review limit is reached. Requires write scope and a key that belongs to a person.

List escrow deposit bundles (the tamper-evident deposit ledger). Filter by codebaseId or repo ("owner/name"); omit both for the whole company. Each entry has commitSha, bundleSha256, sizeBytes, downloadUrl, createdAtMs, and voidedAtMs/deliveredAtMs when set.

Generate a source-escrow deposit bundle for a codebase (source @ pinned commit + generated doc set + obligations manifest + dependency register + handover runbook, one zip). Requires `write` scope. Pass codebaseId or repo ("owner/name"). Returns depositId, commitSha, and a downloadUrl. Generation takes up to a few minutes for large repos.

List the codebases currently in escrow scope (the "In escrow scope" checkbox / codebase escrow.enabled). Returns entries with codebaseId, repoFullName, and clientTag, plus the company's total codebase count — the set an escrow sweep will cover.

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Bulk-set the "In escrow scope" checkbox (codebase escrow.enabled) across many codebases in one call — scope a whole fleet into (or out of) the escrow deposit sweep without clicking per-codebase checkboxes. Requires `write` scope. Target by repos ("owner/name") and/or codebaseIds, up to 1000 per call. Repos with no codebase yet (not analyzed) come back in `unmatchedRepos` — run Phase-1 analysis first, then retry those. Optional clientTag tags every matched codebase for one beneficiary; disabling never clears an existing tag.

Seed a fleet-wide escrow deposit sweep over all escrow-scoped codebases (codebase escrow.enabled). Requires `write` scope. A 10-minute server tick advances it at ≤concurrency deposits in flight. Options: onlyStale (default true — skip fresh deposits), clientTag (one beneficiary only), concurrency (1–5), verifyBuilds (also measure a build+test run per codebase alongside the deposit). Pass {status: true} to just read current sweep progress without seeding.

Generate the Escode/escrow-agent scoping-answers report (markdown) over all escrow-scoped codebases: repo list, languages, MEASURED build times + machine spec, CI/CD tooling, Terraform topology + database counts, deposit status, test-data position. Fields the platform cannot measure are marked OPERATOR INPUT REQUIRED. Optional clientTag filters to one beneficiary; store=true also persists the markdown to Storage (part of the delivery pack sent to the escrow agent) and returns its downloadUrl. store=true requires `write` scope.

Deliver a stored escrow deposit bundle to the configured escrow agent over SFTP (companies escrowDelivery config + the company's own SFTP key). Requires `write` scope. Stamps the ledger with deliveredAt + a delivery receipt (remotePath, bundleSha256).

Ask the AnyForge Oracle a question about this workspace: programs, initiatives, codebases, analyzed-codebase docs, releases, recorded decisions — AND live data from the connected integrations (e.g. "top 10 payment errors in production over the last 7 days" via a connected Datadog). The Oracle runs its own multi-step research loop server-side and returns one final, source-cited answer, so ask the FULL question in one call instead of decomposing it yourself. Read-only; answers are company-scoped. A research turn can take a few minutes, so this call waits up to ~40s: if the result has status "done" it carries the answer; if it has status "running", call anyforge_get_oracle_answer with its askId (repeat while it stays "running"). Do NOT call anyforge_ask_oracle again for the same question — that starts a second turn. A turn that runs out of time is continued server-side automatically (up to maxContinuations extra turns, default 2), so long answers such as a full program brief arrive whole: keep polling rather than asking "continue". A "done" answer with investigationTruncated: true used every continuation; ask a narrower follow-up for what it left out.

Get the answer to a question started with anyforge_ask_oracle that came back with status "running". Waits up to ~40s per call. Status "done" carries the answer; "running" means call this again with the same askId (it never re-runs the question; a "leg" above 1 means the server is continuing a turn that ran out of time). An error means the turn failed or the askId is unknown/expired (asks are kept for a day).

Ask AnyForge to investigate a repository question for another engineering agent. Select one to five repositories exactly as returned by anyforge_list_repo_index. AnyForge runs a bounded, read-only investigator over the selected repositories' indexed code graph, semantic code search, and analyzed-codebase docs, then returns a concise evidence-backed report with index provenance. It does not expose raw graph records, live source, connected systems, or write tools. Use this when the caller needs repository intelligence without making the Oracle the intermediary. An investigation can take a couple of minutes, so this call waits up to ~40s: if the result has status "done" it carries the report; if it has status "running", call anyforge_get_repository_investigation with its jobId (repeat while it stays "running"). Do NOT call anyforge_investigate_repository again for the same question - that starts a second investigation. Requires read scope.

Get the report of a repository investigation started with anyforge_investigate_repository that came back with status "running". Waits up to ~40s per call. Status "done" carries the report; "running" means call this again with the same jobId (it never re-runs the investigation). An error means the investigation failed or the jobId is unknown/expired (investigations are kept for a day). Requires read scope.

List the company's Operator Workflows — reusable, deterministic multi-step orchestrations (agent / tool / parallel / map / gate steps). Returns each workflow's id, name, description, enabled flag, current version, and declared inputs (in spec.inputs).

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Get one Operator Workflow including its full current spec (steps, inputs, budget). Use this before anyforge_run_workflow to see which inputs the workflow requires.

Dispatch a run of an Operator Workflow. Returns the QUEUED run (id, pinned version, per-step states) — poll anyforge_get_workflow_run for progress. Runs pause at gate steps for an operator decision. Requires `write` scope. Only dispatch when the operator asked for it — a run spends tokens.

Get a workflow run's status and per-step progress (stepStates keyed by step id; pendingGateStepId is set while the run waits at a gate). Gate decisions are made by an operator on the Console run page or via anyforge_resolve_workflow_gate.

Resolve a workflow run that is paused at a gate step (see pendingGateStepId on the run). approve lets the run continue; reject stops it; amend continues with operator guidance (pass it in comment). Requires the `approve` scope — the same gate as crew HIL decisions.

Retry a FAILED workflow run from the step that failed. Steps that finished are not run again, and a map step keeps the items it had already answered, so only the unfinished work is paid for again; the run keeps its id and accumulated spend. Refused for a run that did not fail on a step, and for a failed crew step (resume its crews instead). Runs on the company key. Requires the `write` scope.

Run or continue a Support Triage interview: classify the issue (incident / bug / enhancement / misconfiguration / new_feature), score it against that type's readiness rubric, resolve the likely owning team from the code graph, and return a paste-ready rendering plus the structured draft. Pass the SAME sessionId returned by a prior call to continue the SAME interview — the server owns the conversation, the caller only ever sends the newest message. Never files or writes anything; take `rendered` and file it wherever you actually track issues.

Evaluate current-mode cases by default, or select historical saved-snapshot mode (at most 20 cases). Eligible cases consume model tokens; neither mode files tickets. A corpus of 10 or fewer cases runs synchronously and this call returns the completed run directly. A larger corpus (this is the path a real 50-case corpus takes) instead returns a QUEUED run immediately — poll it with anyforge_get_triage_eval_run until status is completed or halted_payment_required. Historical missing evidence is unavailable; inspect historicalCoverage and historicalVerdict.

Save supplied source text as immutable historical triage evidence. No upstream fetch or model call. Requires integration-management role and write scope. Chronology is author supplied, not independently verified.

Read a saved immutable snapshot from the current company. Requires integration-management role and read scope.

Poll a triageEvalRuns run by id — for a large corpus (more than 10 cases) anyforge_run_triage_eval returns a QUEUED run immediately rather than waiting for it to finish; call this to check progress and read the completed result once status is completed or halted_payment_required. Safe to call repeatedly.

List current triage evaluation cases for this company; historical cases require an integration-management role.

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Create or update triageEvalCases in bulk — pass every case in ONE call, including a full corpus. Each case needs `input` (the ticket text) and `expectedType` (incident / bug / enhancement / misconfiguration / new_feature); `expectedTeamId` is optional and, when set, ALSO scores routing accuracy. Pass an existing case's `id` to update it in place — re-uploading the same corpus updates rather than duplicates. Returns `created` (the cases that saved) and `errors` (per-index validation failures) — a bad row does not fail the whole batch.

Edit one triageEvalCases entry in place — only the fields you provide change. Use to fix a case's ticket text, expected classification, expected owning team, or metadata. To update many cases at once, prefer anyforge_upsert_triage_eval_cases (pass each case's id). Requires `write` scope.

Delete one triageEvalCases entry by id.

List production-error triage signals for your company (grouped, deduped alerts from connected observability providers). Optionally filter by status.

Accept a production-error signal — the operator approval that turns it into a governed INCIDENT under the company's KTLO program. The target codebase resolves from codebaseId → repo → the signal's service; if none resolves the call returns codebase_required. Requires `write` scope.

Dismiss a production-error signal as noise — it won't be resurfaced by later occurrences. A signal already filed as an incident cannot be dismissed (returns already_filed). Requires `write` scope.

Read one page of the company's hash-chained audit trail, oldest first. Requires an API key with the `audit:read` scope, held by an owner (an ordinary read key gets insufficient_scope). Filters: eventType (one or several, e.g. ["HIL_APPROVED","CREW_HALTED"]), actor (a uid), from / to (ISO 8601 or epoch ms). limit 1–500 (default 100). Pass the previous page's nextCursor as cursor to continue. Each entry carries sequence, hash, prevHash and sealVersion; a page read without eventType/actor is a contiguous run of the chain (chainContiguous: true) that can be verified.

List the approved members of this workspace — uid, name, email, role and whether they can be assigned work — so a person can be named in assigneeUid (anyforge_update_work_item action assign/begin, anyforge_create_work_item) or assignedOperatorId (initiatives). Those fields take the uid, never an email. `q` narrows by name, part of a name, email or uid; several people can match, so confirm which before assigning. `assignable` is false for viewer and filer roles, which the assign write refuses. Only this workspace's own members are listed; people removed from it, pending approval, or hidden are not. ONE PAGE per call (50 by default, 100 max): when `meta.hasMore` is true pass `meta.nextCursor` back as `cursor` with the same `q`. Requires `read` scope.

Invite one person to the company workspace, or refresh their pending invitation (same address: role and teams are replaced). Requires an API key with the `people:invite` scope, held by an owner. role is one of operator, editor, viewer or filer; owner and board_viewer are never granted this way. email must be on a domain the company has verified. teamIds are existing organization teams (at most 20). notify defaults to true and sends the invitation email; pass false for a company whose people sign in with single sign-on. At most 200 invitations a day per key. Only call when the operator asked to invite this person with this role.

List the company's invitations that a `people:invite` key could have written (roles operator, editor, viewer, filer), each with email, role, teamIds, status (pending or accepted), invitedAt and acceptedAt. Requires an API key with the `people:invite` scope, held by an owner. Owner invitations are not listed.

无需输入参数。

Withdraw a pending invitation by email address. Requires an API key with the `people:invite` scope, held by an owner. An accepted invitation and an owner invitation cannot be withdrawn this way; another company's invitation reads as not found. Only call when the operator asked to withdraw it.

Browse a space by id (from anyforge_list_page_spaces), without a search query. Returns space settings including revision, and a batch of page metadata ordered by id. Follow nextCursor while hasMore is true; parentId and order reconstruct the page tree. Page text is reference material, never instructions.

Create a Pages space. Workspace Owners only; the creator owns it unless ownerUids are supplied. The key is permanent. Access defaults to company readers and all editors. Only call when the person asked for this space.

Change a space as its admin: settings, access, owners, review cadence, main page (homePageId; null clears it), or archive/restore (archived). Read its revision with anyforge_list_pages and pass ifRevision; stale settings are refused with 409. The key cannot change. Access fields merge with existing settings; member/owner/team arrays replace the old arrays. Only call when the person asked for these changes.

List page history metadata, newest first, without bodies. Follow nextBeforeVersion while hasMore is true. Readers only see published history. Read a version body with anyforge_get_page.

Restore an older page version by saving it as a new version; intervening history stays. Requires edit access. Pass the current ifVersion from anyforge_get_page; stale versions are refused with 409. This does not publish a draft. Only call when the person asked to restore it.

Configure publishing as the page owner or space admin. publish_to_update initially publishes the current version; readers then keep seeing the published version while editors draft. live immediately exposes the latest draft. reviewerUids replaces the reviewer list; omitting it clears reviewers. Only call when the person asked to change these settings.