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{"type":"custom_message","customType":"subagent-slash-result","content":"## Subagent result\n\nThe **`babysit`** skill is the core execution entrypoint of the `@a5c-ai/babysitter-pi` extension. It turns ad-hoc chat requests into structured, process-driven workflows orchestrated by the external **Babysitter SDK**.\n\n**What it does**\n- When you invoke `/babysit` (or `/babysitter`, `/call`, etc.), the Pi agent switches from simple tool-call mode to the Babysitter run lifecycle.\n- It installs the Babysitter SDK (`@a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk`) and CLI, then executes:\n ```bash\n babysitter instructions:babysit-skill --harness pi --interactive\n ```\n- This kicks off a multi-step orchestration flow that can include:\n - **Run creation** (`run:create`) with a unique run ID and state store.\n - **Process selection** — matches your request against a library of 50+ domain-specific process definitions (engineering, science, business, etc.).\n - **Requirement interviews** — gathers scope via breakpoints before proceeding.\n - **Task dispatch** — splits work into discrete tasks, executes them iteratively (`run:iterate`), and collects results.\n - **Breakpoint handling** — pauses for human approval at critical decision points (unless running `/yolo` or `--no-interactive`).\n - **Event-sourced journaling** — all actions are logged in a journal under `.a5c/runs/<runId>/`, enabling resume, replay, and inspection.\n\n**Key parts**\n- `npm/node_modules/@a5c-ai/babysitter-pi/skills/babysit/SKILL.md` — defines the skill metadata and the non-negotiable rule: *even trivial tasks must use the full Babysitter run lifecycle*.\n- `skills/help/SKILL.md` — documents the broader command surface (`/call`, `/resume`, `/yolo`, `/plan`, `/forever`, `/doctor`, etc.), but all of them ultimately route through the `babysit` orchestration core.\n- `extensions/index.ts` — thin Pi extension that maps slash commands (`/babysit`) to the native `/skill:babysit` flow.\n\n**Why it exists**\nThe Pi agent is great for one-off coding tasks, but lacks built-in support for long-running, multi-step workflows with state recovery. 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