orchestrate

name	orchestrate
description	Run the full Maestro workflow for complex engineering tasks that need a mandatory design dialogue, approved implementation plan, and then execution with shared session state
allowed-tools	["Read","Write","Edit","Bash","Agent","Glob","Grep","WebSearch","WebFetch","AskUserQuestion","TaskCreate","TaskUpdate","TaskList","Skill","EnterPlanMode","ExitPlanMode"]

Setup

1. Call get_runtime_context if it appears in your available tools. Use the returned tool mappings, agent dispatch syntax, MCP prefix, and paths throughout this session.
2. If get_runtime_context is unavailable, use this compact fallback:
   • Core tools: read_file=Read, write_file=Write, replace=Edit, run_shell_command=Bash, glob=Glob, grep_search=Grep, activate_skill=Skill, ask_user=AskUserQuestion, enter_plan_mode=EnterPlanMode, exit_plan_mode=ExitPlanMode
   • Extended tools: google_web_search=WebSearch, web_fetch=WebFetch, write_todos=[TaskCreate,TaskUpdate,TaskList], read_many_files=Read, list_directory=Glob, codebase_investigator=Agent (Explore) / Grep / Glob
   • Agent dispatch: Agent(subagent_type: "maestro:", prompt: "...")
   • MCP prefix: mcp__plugin_maestro_maestro__
   • Shared skills/templates/references/protocols: call get_skill_content(resources: ["<name>"])

Execute

Call get_skill_content with resources: ["orchestration-steps"].

Follow the returned step sequence exactly. The steps are the sole procedural authority — do not improvise, skip, or reorder them.