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checklist-bound-executionlisted

This skill should be used whenever work from an explicit checklist or plan is fanned out to multiple spawned agents (Workflow tool scripts or Task/Agent subagents). Trigger phrases include "run these through a workflow", "build from this atomic checklist", "spawn agents for these tasks", "make the agents follow the plan and not drift", "verify each item is actually done", and "use the harness". It binds every spawned agent to its EXACT checklist item verbatim (never from memory), forces a structured proof of completion, and runs an independent adversarial verifier that re-checks each item against its acceptance criteria with loop-back on failure. Use it to prevent agent drift, improvisation, and "done but not really done" outcomes.
LogicLabsAI/ultramemory-mcp · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill LogicLabsAI/ultramemory-mcp
# Checklist-Bound Execution A harness for fanning checklist / plan items out to spawned agents WITHOUT drift. Use it any time two or more agents execute items from a shared plan and "did the agent actually do its exact job?" matters. ## Why this exists (read first) Spawned agents (Workflow agents, Task subagents) start with a FRESH, isolated context. They do not see the conversation, the plan, or your intent unless it is handed to them. When the assignment is vague — or worse, fails to arrive (the Workflow `args` global is unreliable and has come through as `undefined`) — the agent reconstructs the task from whatever it can read and IMPROVISES. That is the root cause of drift, not "lack of discipline." Enforcement is therefore NOT a single instruction. It is four mechanisms together: 1. **Determinism of assignment** — each agent receives its item VERBATIM, embedded in its prompt. 2. **Structured proof** — each agent must return a schema-validated completion record (validated at the tool layer, so it cannot hand-wave; the runtime retries on mismatch). 3. **Independent verification** — a separate, read-only agent re-checks each item against its acceptance criteria, adversarially, and can FAIL it. 4. **Loop-back** — a failed item is sent back to a worker to fix, then re-verified, up to a bound. A skill alone is advisory. This skill works because it pairs the procedure (here) with the Workflow script's deterministic control flow + structured-output schemas + a verifie