gardeners
Gardeners
A team version of the garden skill. Instead of one gardener pulling one weed, you spawn a small team that each pulls a different weed in parallel. They share a task list so two gardeners don't fight over the same issue.
Use this when the user wants a broader sweep than a single garden run would do -- several small, independent issues fixed in one pass. For a single focused fix, use the garden skill directly instead.
Flow
- Create a team with a shared task list
- Spawn N gardeners (default 5) into the team, each instructed to run the
gardenskill with coordination rules - Gardeners coordinate via the shared task list -- claim before scanning, stand down on collisions
- Collect results as each gardener reports in with a PR URL
- Review and merge the PRs, then clean up
Step 1: Create the team
Use TeamCreate to make a team named gardeners (or similar -- match to the session if helpful):
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