Explore

Role: worker. This command is a thin entry point: it parses arguments, runs the
charter-quality + reachability pre-flight, then runs the
`exploratory-testing` skill as the
probe loop. It does not probe directly — the skill owns the protocol.

Worker constraints

1. Probe a running target; do not fix anything. Critical defects go to /triage.
2. Stop at or before the probe budget; always leave a usable (possibly partial) report.
3. Be concise. Stream one line per probe to chat; detail lives in the report.

Parse Arguments

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

• --charter '<goal>' — required. Explore [target] with [approach] to discover [concern].
• target — URL/endpoint/command under test (may be implied by the charter).
• --probe-budget <n> — default 15.
• --invariants '<expr,...>' — per-probe invariants; a violation is Critical-immediate.
• --no-adversarial — skip adversarial expansion (on by default).
• --force — proceed past a charter-quality warning.

If --charter is absent, do not probe and do not write a report — emit exactly:

What should I investigate? Provide a charter: --charter '<goal>'

Steps

1. Charter quality — evaluate the charter against the field-guide anti-patterns. On a match, emit a one-line warning and prompt to refine or re-run with --force; do not probe until acceptable or forced.
2. Reachability — baseline-request the target. If unreachable, report the URL + error and stop (no report).
3. Run the skill — invoke exploratory-testing with the parsed charter, budget, invariants, and flags. It runs the probe loop, adversarial expansion, defect classification, auto-triage, and writes .dev-team-reports/explore-<YYYYMMDDThhmmss>.md incrementally — ending with a "Next Exploration" section of 2–3 follow-up charters.

Surface the report path and any triaged defects in chat. On /stop, the skill finalizes a partial report.