Skill for the orchestrator agent. Hierarchical journal system with time-based consolidation. Use at session startup to load context, after completing tasks to record results, and at consolidation intervals. Do NOT manage journals manually.
Generic hierarchical journal system for any agent's operational context with time-based consolidation. Use this skill whenever you need to read, write, or consolidate operational journals — including at session startup, after completing tasks, before ending a session, or when reviewing past work. This skill works for ANY agent type (persona, non-persona, implementer, tester, researcher, etc.). Do NOT attempt to manage journal context manually; always consult this skill for all journal operations.
Skill for the implementer agent. Language-agnostic code implementation workflow for features, bugs, refactors, and tests. Load before writing or modifying any code.
Skill for the orchestrator agent. Complete plan lifecycle management — track, verify, and report on plans from creation through completion. Use whenever creating plans, marking them done, checking active vs completed status, or verifying plan integrity. Do NOT manage plans manually; always use the scripts documented here.
Skill for the orchestrator agent. Decision rules for assigning tasks to the correct specialist agent type. Consult before every subagent dispatch. Load at startup.
Skill for the planner agent. Standard template for producing a final plan ready to hand off to a developer. Provides plan type templates, quality gates, and validation scripts. Do NOT hand off raw, unvalidated plans — always run plan-validate.sh first.
Skill for the planner agent. Identify risks, blockers, and dependencies in a plan before finalizing it. Use after task-decomposition, before plan-output-template. Do NOT skip this before finalizing any non-trivial plan.
Skill for the planner agent. Break down a feature or requirement into independently completable, estimated, dependency-mapped tasks. Use whenever decomposing ambiguous or large work into executable units. Load FIRST for any planning work.