Coordinate Work Skill
Invoke this skill to coordinate a multi-agent workflow for implementing features, fixing bugs, or other complex tasks.
Usage
code
/coordinate-work <description of work to be done>
Examples
code
/coordinate-work Implement user authentication with login and signup /coordinate-work Fix the checkout flow bug where cart items disappear /coordinate-work Add dark mode support across the application
Workflow
When this skill is invoked:
- •Invoke the Orchestrator - Use the
orchestratorsubagent to analyze the request - •Task Planning - The orchestrator will break down the work into tasks
- •Delegation - Tasks are assigned to appropriate specialists
- •Coordination - Progress is tracked through the task system
- •Completion - Results are summarized and reported
Instructions
To coordinate the requested work:
- •Use the
orchestratorsubagent with the following prompt:
code
Coordinate the following work request: <user_request> $ARGUMENTS </user_request> Steps to follow: 1. Analyze the request and identify required work 2. Use TaskList to check for any existing related tasks 3. Create tasks using TaskCreate for each work item 4. Assign tasks to appropriate specialists: - backend-specialist: API, server logic - frontend-specialist: UI components, client logic - database-specialist: Schema, migrations, queries - qa-specialist: Testing - docs-specialist: Documentation - design-reviewer: Design compliance review 5. Provide a summary of the plan to the user 6. Track progress and handle any blockers Remember to follow the Error & Recovery Rules: - Retry failed tasks once with more detail - Escalate after retry fails - Block on ambiguity with clear questions - Pause on major scope changes
- •Monitor the orchestrator's progress and relay results to the user
Notes
- •The orchestrator uses the task system (TaskCreate, TaskList, etc.) as a shared work queue
- •Subagents cannot spawn other subagents directly
- •Each specialist starts fresh - provide full context in task descriptions
- •Use this skill for complex, multi-step work that benefits from coordination