orchestrate
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Use independent agents to add useful capacity while keeping one coherent result. Partition by the questions, artifacts, and resources that can progress independently. The coordinator owns integration and the final claim of completion.
The user's instructions take precedence over this skill's guidelines. Delegation, tools, and external actions remain subject to current host instructions and authorization. This skill does not grant a worker broader authority than the coordinator has.
Check Capabilities Before Dispatch
Inspect the available tools and their current schemas. Hosts differ in agent lifecycle, inherited context, filesystem sharing, worktree isolation, asynchronous results, and permissions. Discover those properties instead of inferring them from a product name or copying stale arguments.
Use the host's supported delegation tools when permitted. An external CLI reviewer still consumes resources and remains subject to delegation and permission rules; it is not an escape hatch around a restriction. Without a suitable delegation surface, execute directly or prepare tasks for authorized external workers. A task queue alone does not launch an agent.