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15 CANONICAL SKILLS · V0.2.0

Agent Orchestration

Bounded goals, capability-aware routing, coordinated dispatch, recoverable attempts, and reviewed integration.

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Goal Decomposition

Turn a broad engineering goal into independently reviewable outcomes, explicit uncertainty, dependency edges, and a bounded first execution wave.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Agent Capability Discovery

Build an expiring capability inventory from actual worker and tool probes while separating advertised, observed, unavailable, and authorized operations.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Agent Task Routing

Match ready tasks to qualified workers using required capabilities, phase, effect policy, availability, and measured tradeoffs without hardcoding provider superiority.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Parallel Dispatch Planning

Select genuinely ready parallel work without colliding on shared files, mutable resources, unstable contracts, or review capacity.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Subagent Execution Contract

Give a delegated worker a bounded goal, accepted source identity, explicit tools/effects, resource limits, check requirements, and a result envelope.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Subagent Lifecycle

Track allocated, running, submitted, accepted, failed, and indeterminate work with explicit ownership and recoverable interruption.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Orchestration Resume

Resume interrupted coordination from checked run records, reusing only current accepted artifacts and withholding ambiguous or stale work.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Agent Failure Recovery

Classify agent failures, preserve evidence, and choose bounded retries or reconciliation without repeating costly or unsafe effects.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Agent Result Integration

Accept worker results against independent contracts and integrate combined changes without treating individual green branches as release evidence.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Orchestration Observability

Capture task/attempt traces that explain delegation, queue time, context identity, resource pressure, and whether submitted work was actually integrated.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Resource-aware Agent Scheduling

Budget model workers separately from CPU, memory, database, browser, and build resources while reserving capacity for acceptance and integration.

Agent orchestrationexperimental
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Work Packet Planner

Turn an engineering request into a bounded work packet with owned paths, dependencies, acceptance criteria, verification commands, and a handoff contract. Use before delegating non-trivial repository work.

Planningexperimental
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Worktree Handoff

Prepare a commit-specific engineering handoff from an existing Git worktree, separating actual changes and executed checks from unresolved work, resource ownership, and integration risks.

Parallel engineeringexperimental
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Bounded Context Assembly

Assemble task-sized context from current canonical source, accepted contracts, graphs, and semantic tools while tracking freshness and missing information.

Parallel engineeringexperimental
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Specialist Role Composition

Compose a small task-relevant specialist preset from canonical skills, with explicit outputs and non-goals while leaving permissions and execution to the host.

Role compositionexperimental

Tailor context, not a second copy.

Pick the skill needed for the current task. A private adapter supplies project-specific roots, command IDs, accepted contracts, and policy. It should pin and verify the public revision before exposing guidance to an internal agent.

Skill effectiveness remains experimental. Package validation and content hashes do not establish host compatibility, artifact authenticity, or permission to execute.

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