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parallelize
Split a task into independent subtasks, execute all concurrently, merge results. Use when subtasks don't depend on each other and speed matters.
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Split a task into independent subtasks, execute all concurrently, merge results. Use when subtasks don't depend on each other and speed matters.
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Entry point for any task. Detects user intent, classifies complexity, and decides the next step (respond, execute, plan, or delegate). Use as first step before invoking specific workflows.
Formal audit skill based on ISO 27001 and ISACA/ITAF standards. Use when a formal, structured audit report is needed — not for informal code reviews. Produces structured output with frontmatter and standard sections.
Generate output, evaluate against quality criteria, optimize iteratively until threshold is met. Use when quality is critical and first attempts may not be good enough.
Plan a complex task, delegate steps to multiple workers, synthesize results. Use when the task requires multiple specialists working sequentially or with dependencies. Syner's most powerful multi-agent pattern.
Classify input and delegate to a single specialist. Use when the task needs one specific handler — not multiple. Syner's simplest orchestration pattern.
This skill should be used when coordinating work across multiple specialists or domains. Triggers on multi-step tasks, cross-domain work, planning complex implementations, or resolving cross-cutting concerns.
| name | parallelize |
| description | Split a task into independent subtasks, execute all concurrently, merge results. Use when subtasks don't depend on each other and speed matters. |
Split, run concurrent, merge.
input → split() → subtasks[] → parallel() → results[] → merge() → output
Split: Decompose the task into independent subtasks
/orchestrate insteadParallel: Execute ALL subtasks concurrently
Merge: Combine results into a single coherent output
fail-fast: if any fails, abort allcollect-all: run all, report failures alongside successescollect-all/orchestrate