parallel-ops
Installation
SKILL.md
Parallel Ops — router
You have parallel or recurring agent work and don't know which skill owns it. Six skills orbit this space and their names alone don't disambiguate. This router owns cross-family discovery; read the table, jump to the one skill you need, and stop reading here.
The decision table
| You want | Go to | Not this, because |
|---|---|---|
| Parallel subtasks run by your session's OWN provider and model tier, in-process | native Workflow tool / Agent subagents (isolation: worktree) |
not a fleet skill at all — no dedicated skill needed |
| Work done by a CHEAPER brain than your session (GLM/Haiku/Sonnet-under-Opus) — one subtask or a whole fan-out, all one brain type | fleet-worker | fleetflow is overkill when every worker runs the same brain |
| DIFFERENT brains per work class in one run, or cross-provider dissent in verify (e.g. Codex or Grok refutes GLM) | fleetflow (own repo — 0xDarkMatter/fleetflow, mounted at ~/.claude/skills/fleetflow) |
fleet-worker runs one brain type per run (any provider, but not mixed). fleetflow is also the home for a Grok (xAI) worker — its own binary, not a claude -p brain |
| Work that RECURS on a schedule across sessions — cron, routine, unattended ticks | loop-ops | iterate is one continuous session, not a schedule |
| Drive ONE mechanical metric to a target in one continuous session (even a long overnight one) | iterate | loop-ops is the scheduler around sessions, not the session itself |
| Land/merge branches that parallel work produced | fleet-ops | the terminus for every branch-producing row above (in-process subagents and prompt authoring produce no branches) |
| Author a static expert-agent prompt FILE (not a runtime worker) | spawn | listed only to catch the name collision with "spawn workers" |