| name | dispatcher |
| description | Route tasks to the right skill, orchestrate multi-skill workflows |
| user-invocable | false |
Dispatcher
Master routing table for all skills. Claude reads this to decide which skill(s) to use.
How it works
- User makes a request
- Claude loads this dispatcher
- Matches request to skill(s) in the routing table
- Loads and executes skill(s) in order
- Runs post-execution checklist
Step 1: Read the request
Understand what the user wants. Look for keywords, intent, and context.
Step 2: Skill Routing Table
Match the request to the appropriate skill(s):
Development
| Trigger | Skill | What it does |
|---|
| "review this PR", "code review", "check my code" | code-review | Structured code review with checklist |
| "create branch", "merge PR", "git workflow" | git-workflow | Branch → PR → squash merge → cleanup |
Daily Operations
| Trigger | Skill | What it does |
|---|
| "what should I do today", "morning summary" | daily-summary | Tasks, PRs, priorities for today |
| "remember this", "project context", "what do we know about X" | project-notes | Persistent project knowledge base |
Add Your Skills Here
Step 3: Multi-Skill Orchestration
Some tasks require multiple skills in sequence. Examples:
Code Review + Deploy
User: "Review and deploy the PR"
1. code-review → check code quality
2. git-workflow → merge PR
3. [your deploy skill] → deploy to environment
Morning Routine
User: "Good morning"
1. daily-summary → show priorities
2. [your inbox skill] → check unread messages
3. [your calendar skill] → show today's meetings
Adding Orchestration Patterns
When you add new skills, think about how they compose:
- What skills naturally chain together?
- What's the correct order?
- What data flows between skills?
Document common chains here so Claude can execute them automatically.
Step 4: Post-Execution Checklist
After executing any skill:
New Skill Registration Checklist
When adding a new skill to the system:
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Create SKILL.md with frontmatter (name, description)
cp skills/TEMPLATE.md skills/{category}/{skill-name}/SKILL.md
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Add symlink
ln -s $(pwd)/skills/{category}/{skill-name} ~/.claude/skills/{skill-name}
Or just run bash setup/install.sh
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Update this dispatcher — add the skill to the routing table above (this step is critical and easy to forget!)
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Verify discovery
ls -la ~/.claude/skills/{skill-name}
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Commit
git add -A && git commit -m "Add {skill-name} skill"
