archive-workflow
archive-workflow
A comprehensive project organization skill with 1 PM orchestrator (library-pm) and 5 specialist agents, using a 4-wave workflow to manage clutter, naming, structure, and expandability across any project type.
Overview
This skill coordinates multiple specialized agents to analyze and reorganize projects. The library-pm orchestrator dispatches 4 READ-ONLY analyst agents across three waves, then hands off to a single WRITE executor agent for synthesis and execution.
Architecture: Hub-and-spoke multi-agent coordination Pattern: CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) - analysts READ, integrator WRITES
When to Use
- Organizing a new project with proper structure
- Cleaning up an existing project with accumulated clutter
- Enforcing consistent naming conventions
- Reviewing gitignore for missing patterns
- Assessing project scalability and modularity
- Major project reorganization before release
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