Morpheus FAQs

Question 1

How do I interact with Morpheus to manage my development plans?

Accepted Answer

You interact with Morpheus via its command-line interface (CLI) tools like `morpheus_init` to load plans, `morpheus_status` to monitor progress, `morpheus_advance` to move tasks through gates, and `morpheus_close` to mark plans as complete.

Question 2

How does Morpheus ensure progress and quality in AI development?

Accepted Answer

Morpheus enforces strict phase gates, meaning tasks cannot advance to the next phase (e.g., CODE, TEST, COMMIT) without providing specific, predefined evidence, thus ensuring quality control and adherence to development standards.

Question 3

What kind of evidence does Morpheus require for phase advancement?

Accepted Answer

Evidence requirements vary by phase. For example, the CODE phase might require `fdmc_preflight` reports, TEST needs `build_verified` confirmation, GRADE requires `tests_passed` results, and COMMIT often uses `seraph_id`.

Question 4

What is Morpheus and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Morpheus is a developer tool for AI development workflows that manages plan progress, enforces critical phase gates with required evidence, and coordinates task lifecycles to ensure structured and compliant project advancement.

Question 5

Can Morpheus manage multiple development plans simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Morpheus is designed to track and manage multiple development plans concurrently. You can load various plans, monitor their individual progress, and advance tasks within each plan using the CLI, including a `morpheus list` command to view all active plans.

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