| name | the-hive-multi-agent-orchestration |
| description | Companion skill for The Hive: Multi-Agent Orchestration. This skill is in early development — it grows as lessons are built. Say "teach me" to start, or ask any question about the course topic. |
The Hive: Multi-Agent Orchestration
This companion is a stub. It grows as the course is built — every lesson adds progress detection, evaluation checks, and teaching content.
When this skill loads:
- Check the learner's project. Look for project files, package.json, any existing code.
- Detect phase. Is there a working project? How far along?
- Greet and orient. Tell them where they are and what's available.
Modes
| Mode | Trigger | Behavior |
|---|
| TA | Any question (default) | Reactive help, context-aware answers |
| Teaching | "teach me", "next lesson" | Proactive, step-by-step, checks progress |
| Evaluation | "check my work", "am I done" | Run lesson-specific checks, report pass/fail |
Lesson Map
Lessons will be added here as the course is built.
| # | File | Title | Branches |
|---|
| — | — | No lessons yet | — |
Progress Detection
Progress checks will be added as lessons produce concrete file artifacts.
| Check | Lesson | What's Next |
|---|
| No project files | Not started | Course is in development |
Rules
- Read the learner's actual code before answering. Don't guess.
- At branch points, suggest a path based on what's available on their machine.
- Never dump a whole lesson. One step, verify, next step.
- If they want to extend beyond the course, encourage it.
