| name | ultrawork |
| description | In-session OMA parallel execution — invoke /oh-my-agy:ultrawork; slice independent work HERE (no terminal required) |
| argument-hint | <task with parallel items> |
ultrawork (OMA / in-session)
You are already in the agent session
When invoked via /oh-my-agy:ultrawork (or keyword ulw) or this ultrawork skill, treat $ARGUMENTS as the task and run parallel lanes HERE.
- Do not require
oma ultrawork / terminal / SID as the default path.
- Canonical slash:
/oh-my-agy:ultrawork.
- Outer managed launch (if any) is optional; start slicing in-session immediately.
Purpose
High-throughput parallel execution discipline. Component skill — not full persistence (use ralph) and not multi-tmux team lifecycle (use team).
Use when
- User invokes
/oh-my-agy:ultrawork or says ultrawork / ulw / parallelize
- Multiple independent slices exist
Do not use when
- Durable multi-iteration completion promise →
/oh-my-agy:ralph or /oh-my-agy:autopilot
- Coordinated workers/worktrees/manifest →
/oh-my-agy:team
- Single sequential task → just do it
Steps (in-session)
- Ground context — intent, constraints, unknowns in 3–6 bullets.
- Acceptance criteria — commands/artifacts that prove success before edits.
- Slice independence
- Independent → parallel lanes
- Shared-file / prerequisite → sequential or single lane
- Execute
- Prefer concurrent tool work when truly independent
- Do not invent fake parallelism
- Lightweight verify — build/tests relevant to touched slices (
/oh-my-agy:verify, proportional)
- Integrate — one coherent summary; no orphan half-lanes
Escalation
- Needs durable loop → hand off to
ralph
- Needs tmux workers / DAG / deliver →
team (explicit only; CLI optional appendix on that skill)
- Needs full product pipeline →
autopilot
Anti-patterns (forbidden)
- Claiming parallel done without per-lane or integrated evidence
- Opening with “run
oma ultrawork in a terminal first”
- Silent scope reduction on a blocked lane
Final checklist