coordinator

## When to Use This Use the coordinator only when: - A task clearly spans 2+ agent domains - You're unsure which agent owns the affected files For single-domain work, invoke the specialist directly (`/editor-agent`, `/scripture-agent`, etc.) — it's faster and cheaper. ## Step 1: Load Coordinator Context Read `.claude/agents/coordinator.context.md` for the cross-domain dependency map. ## Step 2: Identify Owning Agents Read `.claude/agents/manifest.json`. For the task: $ARGUMENTS Match the affected files against `owns` arrays in the manifest. List which agents are involved. ## Step 3: Load Relevant Agent Contexts Read the context files for each involved agent: - `.claude/agents/editor.context.md` - `.claude/agents/scripture.context.md` - `.claude/agents/content.context.md` - `.claude/agents/sharing.context.md` - `.claude/agents/data.context.md` - `.claude/agents/design.context.md` Load only the ones relevant to this task. ## Step 4: Identify the Primary Agent The primary agent is the one whose domain contains most of the work. The others are reviewers. Use the dependency map in `coordinator.context.md` to determine review order: - `data` changes are reviewed last (foundation — others depend on it) - `design` reviews UI chrome/tokens before editor/sharing polish when both touch the same surface - Cross-cutting changes (e.g., pill HTML structure) require both sides to review ## Step 5: Execute Primary Work Perform the primary implementation using the primary agent's context and rules. ## Step 6: Cross-Domain Review For each reviewer agent, check the implemented changes against their invariants: - Read their context file - Verify no invariants are violated - If violations are found, fix before proceeding For complex reviews, use the Agent tool to launch a specialist review: "Review these changes for compliance with your domain's invariants: [changes summary]" ## Step 7: Update All Touched Context Files Update the context file for every agent whose domain was touched, with new lessons or state changes and an updated "Last Updated" date.