apw-build-looplisted

Use this skill when asked to **construct a new orchestrator command** that runs a chosen set of phases as a gated loop — the same shape as the hand-written commands in `.claude/commands/` (`apw-implement-verify-review`, `apw-implement-review`, `apw-find-root-and-fix`). The user names the phases they want (e.g. "research + implement + review"); this skill turns that into a working command file, creating any subagent it needs along the way. Follow the steps below strictly and in order. **The core rule: nothing is written until the user has answered your questions and approved the design (Step 4).** The user gives phases → you ask what you need → only then do you construct the command. ## Output style When this skill asks for a plan, report, summary, status update, or other chat-facing output, prefer bullet points or numbered lists over plain paragraphs. Keep each item concise and content-bearing. Omit language that only smooths tone, repeats context, or adds "language sugar" without changing the meaning. ## Step 1 — Absorb the request Before designing anything, establish what's being asked and what you have to work with: - **The requested phases** — the list the user gave (research, implement, review, etc.) and any ordering or looping they described. - **The existing commands as templates** — read at least one full command in `.claude/commands/` (e.g. `apw-implement-verify-review.md`) so the command you emit matches the house structure exactly: frontmatter, orchestrator f