/supaconductor:implement — Automated Evaluate-Loop

Fully automates the Evaluate-Loop workflow. Detects current step, dispatches the correct agent, reads the result, and continues until the track is complete or requires user intervention.

Usage

/supaconductor:implement
/supaconductor:implement my-track-id

Automated Flow

PLAN → EVALUATE PLAN → EXECUTE → EVALUATE EXECUTION
                                       │
                                  PASS → 5.5 BUSINESS DOC SYNC → COMPLETE
                                  FAIL → FIX → re-EXECUTE → re-EVALUATE (loop)

Step Detection Logic

State	Condition	Action
No plan	plan.md doesn't exist or has no tasks	Dispatch planner (superpowers or legacy)
Plan exists, not evaluated	Tasks exist but no "Plan Evaluation Report"	Dispatch plan evaluator (includes CTO review for technical tracks)
Plan evaluated FAIL	Report says FAIL	Dispatch planner to revise
Plan evaluated PASS, tasks pending	Has [ ] tasks	Dispatch executor (superpowers or legacy)
All tasks done, not evaluated	All [x], no "Execution Evaluation Report"	Dispatch execution evaluator
Execution evaluated FAIL	Report says FAIL with fix list	Dispatch fixer (superpowers or legacy)
Execution evaluated PASS	All checks passed	Run Step 5.5 Business Doc Sync → Mark complete

Superpower vs Legacy Detection

The orchestrator checks metadata.json for superpower_enhanced: true:

• If true (new tracks): Uses supaconductor:writing-plans, supaconductor:executing-plans, supaconductor:systematic-debugging
• If false/missing (legacy): Uses loop-planner, loop-executor, loop-fixer

Both systems use the same evaluators and quality gates.

CTO Advisor Integration

For technical tracks (architecture, integrations, infrastructure, APIs, databases), plan evaluation automatically includes CTO technical review:

Plan created → loop-plan-evaluator dispatches:
  1. Standard plan checks (scope, overlap, dependencies, clarity)
  2. cto-plan-reviewer (for technical tracks)
  3. Aggregate results → PASS/FAIL

Technical track keywords: architecture, system design, integration, API, database, schema, migration, infrastructure, scalability, performance, security, authentication, deployment, monitoring

Agent Dispatch

Uses the run_shell_command to spawn specialized agents:

run_shell_command(claude --print "/supaconductor:...")

Automatic Stops

The loop pauses and asks for user input when:

1. Fix Cycle Limit — 3 fix iterations without passing
2. Scope Change Needed — Discovered work requires spec revision
3. Blocker — Task cannot complete due to external dependency
4. Ambiguous Requirement — Spec unclear, needs clarification
5. Critical Decision — Architecture or business decision required

Track Completion Protocol

When execution evaluation returns PASS:

1. Check Business Doc Sync — If evaluation flagged business-impacting changes, sync docs
2. Mark Track Complete — Update tracks.md, metadata.json, conductor/index.md
3. Report to User — Summary of phases, tasks, commits

Example

# Start a new track and run to completion
/supaconductor:new-track
# ... track created ...
/supaconductor:implement
# → PLAN → EVALUATE (with CTO review) → EXECUTE → EVALUATE → COMPLETE

# Resume interrupted work
/supaconductor:status  # See where we are
/supaconductor:implement  # Continue automatically

Related

• /supaconductor:status — Check current track progress
• /supaconductor:new-track — Create track manually
• /supaconductor:go — Single entry point (creates track + runs implement)
• conductor/workflow.md — Full evaluate-loop documentation