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Registry and index of all orchestration command skills
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Registry and index of all orchestration command skills
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Invoke a Panel of Experts review on any artifact — code, architecture, plans, repos, or documentation
Aggregates session data from every project slug in ~/.claude/projects/ and surfaces systemic process patterns that appear in 3+ different projects, producing a prioritized finding list with project count, example evidence, and recommended fixes
Multi-persona expert panel framework for critical analysis, refinement, and creative insight
Automatically mines Claude session JSONL and EVOKORE session data to compute efficiency metrics and produce a structured retrospective report with specific narrative improvement recommendations
Core orchestration framework for model-agnostic multi-agent workflows with handoff protocol, policy governance, and configuration schemas
| name | orchestration-commands |
| description | Registry and index of all orchestration command skills |
| category | Orchestration Framework |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0","source":"Agent33","original_command":"COMMAND_REGISTRY","tags":["orchestration","commands","registry","index"]} |
This registry defines all available orchestration command skills. Each command is a standalone skill that can be invoked independently.
| Command | Purpose | Skill Path |
|---|---|---|
orch-status | Review runtime state and surface blockers | orch-status/SKILL.md |
orch-tasks | List and manage open tasks with priorities | orch-tasks/SKILL.md |
orch-verify | Capture verification evidence for current task | orch-verify/SKILL.md |
orch-handoff | Generate session wrap summaries | orch-handoff/SKILL.md |
orch-plan | Create approval-gated implementation plans | orch-plan/SKILL.md |
orch-review | Trigger code review with risk routing | orch-review/SKILL.md |
orch-tdd | RED/GREEN/REFACTOR workflow entry point | orch-tdd/SKILL.md |
orch-build-fix | Diagnose and fix build/test failures | orch-build-fix/SKILL.md |
orch-refactor | Dead code cleanup and refactoring | orch-refactor/SKILL.md |
orch-docs | Documentation synchronization | orch-docs/SKILL.md |
orch-e2e | Generate and run E2E test suites | orch-e2e/SKILL.md |
Each command skill follows this schema:
id: string # Unique identifier (orch-prefixed)
name: string # Display name
description: string # Brief purpose statement
triggers: # What invokes this command
- manual # Operator-initiated
- scheduled # Time-based
- event # Triggered by system event
inputs: # Required context
- document: string # Input path or description
required: bool # Whether mandatory
outputs: # Produced artifacts
- document: string # Output path or pattern
action: string # create | update | append
Commands are invoked by referencing the skill name:
orch-{command} [required-args] [optional-args]
All commands should produce:
commands/ named orch-<id>/SKILL.md following the frontmatter schema../handoff-protocol/ - Handoff protocol definitions (when available)../../GENERAL CODING WORKFLOWS/session-wrap/ - Session wrap workflow