Mission Directives
Mission Directives is a curated prompt and orchestration runtime for deterministic routing, pinned project context, and verifiable agent workflows.
Install or run
Recommended persistent installation:
uv tool install mission-directives
Supported alternatives:
pipx install mission-directives
python -m pip install --user mission-directives
Run without persistent installation:
uvx mission-directives --help
After a pip installation, the module entry point is also available:
python -m mission_directives --help
Quick start
mission-directives init --tracking ignored
mission-directives config validate
mission-directives route "MD advanced audit fix verify repository"
mission-directives view
An initialized project receives a pinned runtime and project workspace under .mission-directives/. Existing Markdown, reports, logs, and attachments remain unchanged and can be viewed through the local Uvicorn-based output viewer.
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License
Licensed under either MIT or Apache-2.0, at your option.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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