source-command-tars skill

Transforming a Claude Code desktop session into a manager that orchestrates sub-agents is the primary function of this skill. It allows a developer to turn a single session into a central hub that spawns chips to handle specific tasks, manages session lifecycles until completion, and fields questions from sub-agents. The system uses CASE for proportion and scoped decisions, while KIPP acts as the Feature Desk to organize work.

An agent should load this skill when a user provides specific triggers such as "be TARS", "manage these", "spawn chips for", or "run the swarm". Once active, the manager monitors continuous integration through a one-minute CI watch and maintains a real ten-minute tick. This skill does not perform the actual work itself but instead relies on the migrated source command tars to coordinate the swarm of agents and oversee the entire process.