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description: Run one Symphony orchestrator tick. Reads WORKFLOW.md, polls the tracker, dispatches workers, reconciles state. Idempotent — safe to fire on a cron.
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---
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Invoke the `symphony` skill with no arguments. The skill owns the full tick:
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1. Load `./WORKFLOW.md` (error → log and exit; do not fall through).
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2. Read `.symphony/state.json` (create empty if missing).
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3. Query the tracker for issues in `active_states`, minus issues already in `running` or
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in retry-cooldown.
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4. Reconcile: for each `running` entry, confirm via `TaskList` the worker is still alive
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and the issue still in an active state; otherwise release.
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5. Dispatch up to `max_concurrent_agents - len(running)` new workers via the `Agent` tool
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with `subagent_type: symphony-worker`, one per issue. Pass the issue payload + rendered
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prompt template. Run workers in the background (`run_in_background: true`) so the tick
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returns promptly.
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6. Persist state and exit.
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This command is fired by a `/schedule` cron entry — the user sets up the cadence with
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`/schedule` once; the skill enforces `polling.interval_ms` only as advisory metadata.
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