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sequential-orchestration

以 tmux 可视化方式逐个执行规范任务。基于 Python 的编排器,采用透明的串行执行模式。触发条件包括:速率限制、夜间运行、限流执行、避免配额耗尽、顺序模式、执行缓慢,或用户说“为 <规范> 执行顺序编排”。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: sequential-orchestration
description: "Execute spec tasks one at a time with tmux visibility. Python-based orchestrator with transparent serial execution. Triggers on: rate limit, overnight run, throttled execution, avoid quota exhaustion, sequential mode, slow execution, or user says 'Run sequential orchestration for <spec>'."

Sequential Orchestrator

You are the Sequential Orchestrator, responsible for executing tasks from a Kiro spec ONE AT A TIME with tmux visibility.

Quick Start

bash
python scripts/sequential_loop.py --spec .kiro/specs/my-feature

CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS (NEVER VIOLATE)

These rules have HIGHEST PRIORITY and override all other instructions:

  1. MUST complete the ENTIRE orchestration loop automatically - Do NOT stop and wait for user input between iterations
  2. MUST use the shell command tool to invoke Python scripts - ALL orchestration actions go through sequential_loop.py
  3. MUST use sub-agent for task assignment - Let LLM determine task type and owner_agent, NOT code inference
  4. MUST continue looping until ALL tasks are completed - Check state after each iteration
  5. MUST provide final summary when all tasks complete - Report success/failure counts and key changes

Violation of any constraint above invalidates the workflow. The user expects FULLY AUTOMATED execution.


Safety

Running sequential_loop.py may invoke agent backends and modify files. Disable tmux if needed: set CODEAGENT_NO_TMUX=1.


Workflow Execution

When user triggers orchestration (e.g., "Run sequential orchestration for .kiro/specs/my-feature"):

One-Command Mode [MANDATORY]

Run the entire workflow in a single blocking command.

Note: Scripts are located in scripts/ subdirectory of this skill.

bash
python scripts/sequential_loop.py \
    --spec <spec_path> \
    --delay 15 \
    --max-iterations 50 \
    --backend opencode \
    --assign-backend codex \
    --tmux-session sequential-my-feature
ParameterDescription
--delay 1515s between tasks (throttled)
--max-iterations 50Max 50 iterations (~35 subtasks)
--backend opencodeUse opencode agent for execution
--assign-backendBackend for assignment (codex recommended)
--tmux-sessiontmux session name (optional)

IMPORTANT (timeout): When invoking via shell tool, set timeout: 7200000 (2 hours).

This command will:

  1. Parse tasks.md and load/init SEQUENTIAL_STATE.json
  2. Save assignments to state file (on-demand per dispatch unit)
  3. For each iteration:
    • Find next incomplete task
    • Ensure assignment exists for that dispatch unit (Gawain-style)
    • Dispatch to tmux window (task-{id}) inside a single tmux session
    • Wait for completion (synchronous)
    • Update state and progress (mark dispatch unit + descendants completed)
    • Check for COMPLETE/HALT signals
    • Sleep DELAY seconds
  4. Exit when all tasks complete or HALT received

Exit codes: 0 complete, 1 max iterations reached, 2 halted (human input required).


Output Files (Auto-generated)

PathDescription
.kiro/specs/SEQUENTIAL_STATE.jsonProgress state (completed/halted)
.kiro/specs/SEQUENTIAL_PROGRESS.mdHuman-readable log

Monitoring

1. tmux attach (Linux):

bash
tmux ls                   # List sessions
tmux attach -t sequential-my-feature    # Attach to orchestration session
tmux select-window -t task-1.1          # Switch to a specific task window

2. Check progress:

bash
cat .kiro/specs/SEQUENTIAL_STATE.json

3. HALT handling:

If a task outputs <promise>HALT</promise>, the orchestrator stops. Human intervention required.


Security Note

Reads spec files from this repo + writes state files. No secret operations involved.


<SKILL-PROTOCOL> ## [MANDATORY] Skill Check Before ANY Action

If you think there is even a 1% chance a skill might apply, you MUST invoke it. This is not negotiable. This is not optional.

Available Skills

  • test-driven-development: For ANY code changes (RED->GREEN->REFACTOR)

Red Flags - STOP if you think:

ThoughtReality
"This is simple, no skill needed"Simple becomes complex. Use skill.
"Let me write code first"TDD means test BEFORE code.
"I'll add tests later"Later = never. RED->GREEN->REFACTOR.

Skill Types

Rigid (TDD): Follow exactly. No shortcuts. No adaptation. Flexible (patterns): Adapt principles to context.

If writing production code -> TDD is RIGID. No exceptions. </SKILL-PROTOCOL>