example-org-coordinator

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Single entry point for the example-org engagement — board sync against the example-board GitHub Project, status-report prep for the example-team mandant, documentation routing through the example-docs context, and tenant-aware cloud lookups via example-cloud. Reads field schemas from workflow/projects/example-board.yaml; routes per rules/org/example-routing.md. Trigger: "example-org", "example board", "example-org status", "example-team update", "sync example-org".

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name	example-org-coordinator
kind	skill
description	Single entry point for the example-org engagement — board sync against the example-board GitHub Project, status-report prep for the example-team mandant, documentation routing through the example-docs context, and tenant-aware cloud lookups via example-cloud. Reads field schemas from workflow/projects/example-board.yaml; routes per rules/org/example-routing.md. Trigger: "example-org", "example board", "example-org status", "example-team update", "sync example-org".
metadata	{"scope":"org","tools":["Bash","Read","Glob","Grep"]}

Example-Org Coordinator

Org-overlay skill — materializes to skills/example-org-coordinator/SKILL.md in the consumer. Behavioural content: the overlay engine forces a per-file human [y] before this skill is applied. The top-level kind: skill tag and metadata.scope: org are the overlay tripwires; metadata.scope: org keeps it org-internal (never promoted to the CORE/public upstream) and is what scripts/validate-skill-scope.py reads.

What it does

Coordinates every example-org operation behind one trigger so the main session never reaches for raw gh or az commands:

Board — reads field values + state mappings from workflow/projects/example-board.yaml, then drives the board through github-projects-manager (issue creation, field transitions, board queries).
Status reports — collects board state into a weekly update for the example-team mandant (identity/mandants/example-team.yaml).
Docs — routes documentation through the example-docs context (workflow/contexts/example-docs.yaml) and its sync.defaults.
Cloud — resolves tenant ID + token URI from identity/accounts/example-cloud.yaml before any cloud op; never hardcodes.

Conventions

Never set a board item to "Done" directly — "In Review" first, human confirms.
Always use the exact Status option strings declared in the project config.
Follow rules/org/example-routing.md; on conflict with a CORE rule, the CORE rule wins.

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name	example-org-coordinator
kind	skill
description	Single entry point for the example-org engagement — board sync against the example-board GitHub Project, status-report prep for the example-team mandant, documentation routing through the example-docs context, and tenant-aware cloud lookups via example-cloud. Reads field schemas from workflow/projects/example-board.yaml; routes per rules/org/example-routing.md. Trigger: "example-org", "example board", "example-org status", "example-team update", "sync example-org".
metadata	{"scope":"org","tools":["Bash","Read","Glob","Grep"]}

Example-Org Coordinator

What it does

Coordinates every example-org operation behind one trigger so the main session never reaches for raw gh or az commands:

Board — reads field values + state mappings from workflow/projects/example-board.yaml, then drives the board through github-projects-manager (issue creation, field transitions, board queries).
Status reports — collects board state into a weekly update for the example-team mandant (identity/mandants/example-team.yaml).
Docs — routes documentation through the example-docs context (workflow/contexts/example-docs.yaml) and its sync.defaults.
Cloud — resolves tenant ID + token URI from identity/accounts/example-cloud.yaml before any cloud op; never hardcodes.

Conventions

Never set a board item to "Done" directly — "In Review" first, human confirms.
Always use the exact Status option strings declared in the project config.
Follow rules/org/example-routing.md; on conflict with a CORE rule, the CORE rule wins.