From orchestration
Coordinates other skills and agents on startup. Delegates git operations, file writing policies, and ensures workflow orchestration.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/orchestration:orchestrationThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Invoke these skills liberally - most tasks use multiple skills:
Invoke these skills liberally - most tasks use multiple skills:
| Skill | When to use |
|---|---|
@code:code-quality | Before editing code |
@code:cli | When running shell commands |
@build:precommit | Before running builds or tests |
@git:git-workflow | For all git operations |
@orchestration:conversation-style | For response guidelines |
@orchestration:llm-context | When working with .llm/ directories |
ALWAYS delegate to the @git:commit-handler agent for all commit operations. Never run git commit directly.
ALWAYS delegate to the @git:conflict-resolver agent to resolve any git merge or rebase conflicts.
ALWAYS delegate to the @git:rebaser agent to rebase the current branch on upstream.
NEVER write files to /tmp or other system temporary directories - reading from /tmp triggers permission prompts. Write scratch files and temporary outputs to .llm/ instead.
Always run /orchestration:finish before returning control to the user. It handles the case where there's nothing to do.
npx claudepluginhub motlin/claude-code-plugins --plugin orchestrationOrchestrates multi-phase workflows by chaining foundational task skills (git-wrapup, release-and-publish, maintenance, etc.). Routes user intent to workflow files for greenfield builds, maintenance releases, or field-test fixes.
Runs an orchestrator-pattern build on any codebase: decomposes goals into waves, dispatches parallel subagents, verifies between waves, and commits incrementally. For large tasks, overnight builds, or open-ended improvements.
Mandatory workflow router invoked before any code edits, debugging, planning, or review. Runs entry sequence including token efficiency and routes to the correct skill for the task.