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Execute one role inside the loop CLI orchestrator. Use when the CLI asks you to act as planner, coding, or review agent and return strict handoff JSON while using loop-owned commands for Git integration.
The all-in-one ship finisher — bundle uncommitted work into atomic commits, run the change-gated lint preflight, author or update the dated changelog entry, compose a Conventional Commits PR title (the release-please bump signal), push, open or update a PR, and transition linked Linear issues to In Review. Use when asked to ship, send it, finish a branch, open or update a PR for the current work, or wrap up and push. A thin orchestrator that delegates the commit step to the `commit` skill, the lint gate to the `preflight` skill, the changelog to the `changelog` skill, and the Linear writeback to the `linear-sync` skill; it owns the branch guard, the release-type decision (by the change's semantic category), PR-title composition, push, and PR. One skill serves monorepos and single-package repos alike.
Repurpose a completed YouTube video into newsletter issues, social media posts, and other content formats. This is a thin orchestrator — it sequences writing:copywriting invocations with different platform references.
Turn any record into a shared workspace where agents and humans collaborate. Attach a simple workspace schema to any entity — contacts, companies, deals, projects, tickets — and let any participant contribute updates, tasks, notes, and issues. The record becomes the coordination. No orchestrator, no message bus — just read the workspace, do your work, record what you did. Intelligence accumulates. Use when multiple agents, humans, or systems need to work on the same entity together.
Aurora Smart Home orchestrator — routing layer for all smart home skills. Use this skill when the user asks ANY smart home question and you need to decide which skill to invoke, or when a task spans multiple skills (e.g., "build a sensor that shows on a dashboard and triggers automations"). Invoke aurora FIRST before reaching for a specific skill — it will route to the right specialist(s) and recommend the correct Claude model to keep token usage efficient. Trigger on: smart home, Home Assistant, ESPHome, automation, IoT, dashboard, ESP32, Node-RED, or any request about controlling or monitoring devices at home.
[production-grade internal] Audits and implements web/mobile accessibility — WCAG 2.2 AA/AAA compliance, screen reader support, keyboard navigation, color contrast, ARIA patterns, and assistive technology testing. Routed via the production-grade orchestrator (Harden mode).
Interactively guides the design and implementation of custom deterministic orchestrator harnesses. Use when a user wants to build their own pipeline to wrap and run Mantis skills reliably. Don't use for executing the default pipeline directly.
Activate orchestrator mode for complex multi-task work using subagents. Use when you need to coordinate multiple independent Task subagents to accomplish work while keeping the main context window clean.
Phase-level planning workflow for planner agents. Handles reading templates, exploring codebase references, creating plan.md and phase files, self-validation, and checkpoint reporting to the orchestrator. Invoke this skill as your first action — not user-invocable.
Run fable-mode execution discipline on Claude Opus — the strongest staged run available. Routes the task to the @fable-orchestrator agent (Opus, Write-less), which stages the work, delegates artifact production to @fable-worker-sonnet / @fable-worker-haiku, and cold-checks deliverables with @fable-verifier. Trigger when the user explicitly asks for thorough/systematic/"deep work" handling on the strongest model ("fable on opus", "stage this on opus", "deep work mode, opus"). Do NOT use for ordinary single-pass tasks — and prefer fable-sonnet or fable-haiku when the task doesn't need peak reasoning.
3-gate regulatory template orchestrator - manages setup, Gate 1 (analysis), Gate 2 (validation), Gate 3 (generation) for BACEN/RFB compliance.
Iteratively refine code via requested rounds of parallel subagent review and orchestrator-applied fixes, with bounded adaptive continuation enabled by default for productive runs. Use when the user says "let's do three rounds", "fix/review loop", "back-and-forth review", "iterative review", or asks to harden a change with multiple rounds of codex/claude review.