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Coordinates other skills and agents. ALWAYS use this skill on startup.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | orchestration |
| description | Coordinates other skills and agents. ALWAYS use this skill on startup. |
Invoke these skills liberally - most tasks use multiple skills:
| Skill | When to use |
|---|---|
code-quality | Before editing code |
cli | When running shell commands |
precommit | Before running builds or tests |
git-workflow | For all git operations |
conversation-style | For response guidelines |
llm-context | When working with .llm/ directories |
Use the git-commit skill for commit operations.
Use the git-conflicts skill to resolve git merge or rebase conflicts.
Use the git-rebase skill to rebase the current branch on upstream.
NEVER write files to /tmp or other system temporary directories - reading from /tmp triggers permission prompts. Write scratch files and temporary outputs to .llm/ instead.
Use the finish skill before returning control to the user when a task made code or git changes. It handles the case where there is nothing to do.
Restore claude/codex agents from a tmux-reboot snapshot after tmux-resurrect reopens their windows.
Snapshot running tmux claude/codex agents immediately before a reboot so their sessions can be restored afterward.
Commit changes, run git-test precommit checks, and fix failures. Use when asked to fix build, test, lint, typecheck, or precommit failures.
Running precommit checks and build validation. ALWAYS use after ANY code changes.
This skill should be used after completing any task, before returning control to the user. Always run this skill — it handles the case where there's nothing to do.
Coordination guidelines for leading a team of task-executing agents
