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PLUXIX GUIDE

How a task runs

A PLUXIX task moves through explicit stages so autonomous work stays understandable.

The interaction

You describe the outcome. PLUXIX scopes the request to the selected workspace, loads the relevant project signal and records the conversation as a durable thread.

  • The Agent reads only the context needed for the current turn.
  • Complex work is split into verifiable checkpoints.
  • Tools run under workspace, account and approval policy.
  • The response includes evidence, not only a claim of completion.

Execution stages

The normal loop is context → plan → execute → verify → handoff. A short question may finish in one turn; a refactor or release may run through many checkpoints.

  • Context: inspect files, history, symbols and dependencies.
  • Plan: identify files, risks, dependencies and acceptance criteria.
  • Execute: edit, run tools and request approval when required.
  • Verify: run tests, build, lint or a focused manual check.
  • Handoff: summarize changes, evidence and remaining decisions.

When to intervene

Pause when the plan leaves the requested scope, a destructive action is proposed, a credential is requested, or evidence contradicts the expected result. Clear feedback lets the Agent resume with a better boundary.