From task-orchestrator
Plans complex multi-step tasks into dependency graphs with parallel batches, atomic subtasks, and optimal ordering. Outputs structured plans only; requires explicit user confirmation before execution.
npx claudepluginhub mahidalhan/skilled-spec --plugin task-orchestratorThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
This skill transforms complex requests into optimally-ordered task plans, identifying parallelism opportunities while respecting dependencies. **Plans only—never executes without explicit user confirmation.**
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This skill transforms complex requests into optimally-ordered task plans, identifying parallelism opportunities while respecting dependencies. Plans only—never executes without explicit user confirmation.
Before outputting the plan, build the task graph:
CRITICAL: This skill produces a PLAN, not execution. Output a numbered task list grouped by execution batch. Parallel tasks appear in the same batch. Sequential tasks appear in separate batches. Ask user "Execute this plan?" before invoking anything.
Focus on:
task_a → task_b edges. Visualize blocking relationships. Circular dependencies are bugs—detect and surface.[parallel] or [sequential] tags.NEVER auto-execute without user confirmation (violates planning-only contract), present flat lists without batch structure (loses parallelism visibility), skip the confirmation prompt (user must opt-in to execution), execute partial plans (all-or-nothing after approval), assume "sounds good" means execute (require explicit action words).
For complex multi-step orchestration, activate extended thinking: