From octo
Decomposes compound tasks into independent work packages and executes them in parallel across separate Claude instances with full plugin capabilities.
npx claudepluginhub nyldn/claude-octopus --plugin octo# Parallel - Team of Teams ## INSTRUCTIONS FOR CLAUDE When the user invokes this command (e.g., `/octo:parallel <arguments>`): **CORRECT - Use the Skill tool:** **INCORRECT:** --- **Auto-loads the parallel skill for Team of Teams orchestration.** ## Quick Usage Describe the compound task you want decomposed: ## What Is Parallel? **Team of Teams** orchestration — decomposes compound tasks into independent work packages and delegates each to a separate `claude -p` process. Each process loads the full Octopus plugin, giving every work package its own Double Diamond, agents, and qu...
When the user invokes this command (e.g., /octo:parallel <arguments>):
CORRECT - Use the Skill tool:
Skill(skill: "octo:parallel", args: "<user's arguments>")
INCORRECT:
Skill(skill: "flow-parallel", ...) ❌ Wrong! Internal skill name, not resolvable by Skill tool
Task(subagent_type: "octo:parallel", ...) ❌ Wrong! This is a skill, not an agent type
Auto-loads the parallel skill for Team of Teams orchestration.
Describe the compound task you want decomposed:
"Build a full authentication system with OAuth, RBAC, and audit logging"
"Create a complete e-commerce platform with payments, inventory, and shipping"
"Implement CI/CD pipeline with testing, linting, and deployment stages"
Team of Teams orchestration — decomposes compound tasks into independent work packages and delegates each to a separate claude -p process. Each process loads the full Octopus plugin, giving every work package its own Double Diamond, agents, and quality gates.
Key architectural distinction: Task tool subagents don't load plugins. Independent claude -p processes do.
claude -p processes per work package"Parallel build auth system with OAuth, sessions, and RBAC"
"Team up on building a dashboard with charts, filters, and export"
"Decompose and parallelize the API migration across 5 services"