/gaia
user-facingWhat it does
/gaia is the main orchestrator. It accepts a free-text
description of what you want to do and routes you to the correct
GAIA command. If you are unsure which command to run, start here --
GAIA will figure it out and hand off to the right workflow.
When to use it
- You want GAIA to decide the right workflow for your request.
- You are new to GAIA and want a single entry point.
- You know what you want to do but not which slash command handles it.
If you already know the specific command, you can skip
/gaia and invoke it directly (for example,
/gaia-dev-story E3-S7).
Prerequisites
None. This command works at any stage of a project, including projects with no GAIA artifacts.
How to invoke
/gaia
Opens the orchestrator for interactive routing.
/gaia I want to create a PRD from my product brief
Routes directly to the appropriate command based on your request.
What it does step by step
- Parse your request Analyzes your free-text input to determine intent.
- Route to the right command Matches your intent against the full catalog of GAIA commands and invokes the best match. If the intent is ambiguous, asks a clarifying question before routing.
Inputs
| Input | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|
request |
Command argument (optional) | Free-text description of what you want to do. |
Outputs
This command does not produce files directly. It routes to another command, which produces the actual outputs.
Example session
> /gaia I need to implement story E5-S3
Routing to /gaia-dev-story E5-S3...
Loading story E5-S3...
(continues with the /gaia-dev-story workflow)
What to run next
Whatever the orchestrator routes you to. Common destinations:
/gaia-help-- if you want suggestions rather than routing./gaia-init-- for new projects./gaia-brainstorm-- to explore a project idea./gaia-dev-story-- to implement a story.
Troubleshooting
The orchestrator picked the wrong command
Rephrase your request more specifically, or invoke the desired
command directly. Use
/gaia-help to browse
available commands by category.