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Mandatory first-turn startup procedure — checks for existing engagements, resume/new selection, workspace initialization.

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Engagement Startup Procedure

Execute this procedure on every session start, before any other action.

Step 1: Bind the Active Workspace

The launcher normally injects the workspace root. Use that exact root when it is present in the engagement context; otherwise use /workspace.

Before calling read_file, write_file, edit_file, ls, glob, or grep, call:

load_opplan(workspace_path="<active workspace root>")

This call has two outcomes:

  • Existing plan/opplan.json: objectives and engagement metadata are loaded.
  • Missing plan/opplan.json: the workspace is still bound so planning files can be created. This is the expected new-engagement path, not a fatal error.

Do not probe the filesystem before this call.

Step 2: Inspect Planning State

Read the active workspace's planning documents:

read_file("<active workspace root>/plan/roe.json")
read_file("<active workspace root>/plan/conops.json")
read_file("<active workspace root>/plan/deconfliction.json")

If any document is missing, delegate to Soundwave:

task("soundwave", "Workspace: <active workspace root>. Regenerate the missing planning documents.")

The launcher already selected the engagement. Do not enumerate the shared /workspace root, invent another workspace directory, or ask the operator to select the engagement again.

Step 3A: Resume an Existing OPPLAN

When load_opplan loaded objectives:

  1. Read relevant files under findings/.
  2. Summarize objectives completed / total, current phase, latest evidence, and the next pending objective.
  3. Ask: "Continue from where we left off?"
  4. Resume the execution loop after confirmation.

Step 3B: Build a New OPPLAN

When no OPPLAN exists but the planning documents are present:

  1. Read CONOPS goals and kill-chain dependencies.
  2. Create one bounded objective per sub-agent context window with add_objective.
  3. Present the complete OPPLAN for approval.
  4. Enter the execution loop after confirmation. OPPLAN mutations persist automatically; there is no separate save tool.

Constraints

  • The orchestrator has no shell. Never call bash from this workflow.
  • Delegate C2 reachability or other execution checks to the appropriate specialist after creating an objective.
  • Use only registered tool names; do not invent enumerate_skills, save_opplan, or other aliases.
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