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Resolves open GitHub Issues in parallel by fanning out independent subagents and then fanning in to aggregate lessons learned.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
(🥑) Expert guide for authoring, building, testing, and publishing technical articles to ricc.rocks and Medium.
Hackathon security guide to prevent leaking secrets. Based on Romin Irani's article.
💛 Expert guide for interacting with Riccardo's Obsidian vault (The Carlessian Vault).
Record browser-based video demos from YAML storyboards using shot-scraper.
Installs a lightweight CPU and RAM monitoring cron job and visualization script for agents on the local machine.
Rules to create and maintain a GOOD CLI. Do not use for GUI-only design rules, web apps, or backend REST APIs.
| name | ghi-fan-out-coding |
| description | Resolves open GitHub Issues in parallel by fanning out independent subagents and then fanning in to aggregate lessons learned. |
| metadata | {"author":"Riccardo","version":"1.7.0"} |
This is a polymorphic skill. It acts as the orchestrator when invoked by the Main Agent, and acts as the worker when invoked by a Subagent.
Are you the Main Agent or a Subagent?
If the user asked you to "resolve all GHIs in parallel", "start a resolution bonanza", or explicitly called you the Main Agent:
👉 You are the MAIN AGENT.
Action: Proceed immediately to read the detailed instructions in references/MAIN_AGENT_CHECKLIST.md using the view_file tool. DO NOT execute the subagent instructions.
If you were spawned by another agent with a prompt like "You are agent for GHI <#>" and given an execution UUID:
👉 You are a SUBAGENT.
Action: Proceed immediately to read the detailed instructions in references/SUB_AGENT_CHECKLIST.md using the view_file tool. DO NOT execute the main agent instructions.
