orchestrate

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Apply the deterministic route-vs-solo cost preflight to an opted-in orchestration task. Default to one agent with the fixed lens menu; launch a Workflow recipe only when its multi-agent cost floor allows it. Pulled on demand; not always-on.

AI & Automation 31 stars 8 forks Updated 5 days ago MIT

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# orchestrate — pick a recipe, fill its args, launch it This skill turns Fable's orchestration edge into something a non-Fable worker can reuse: a small menu of **executable Workflow recipes**. Your job is the part that transplants — **recognize the task shape and select the recipe** — not to author an agent graph from scratch. The recipes live in `orchestration/recipes/*.mjs` and are self-contained Workflow scripts; launch one with the Workflow tool by `scriptPath`. Read `orchestration/README.md` and `docs/ORCHESTRATION-RESEARCH.md` for the why. ## Mandatory preflight — before any Workflow call The default cost route is **`single-lens`**: stay in the current agent and apply the relevant fixed lens menu in one context. A multi-agent recipe is allowed only after the shipped JS gate returns `allow:true`. 1. Normalize the prospective route: - `panel` — `adversarial-verify` or `judge-panel` - `decompose` — `divergent-explore`, `decompose-first`, or `pipeline-map` 2. Supply deterministic task attributes: - `taskSize` — trimmed character count of the task or artifact - `independentParts` — actual separable task parts/items, never a desired agent count - `precisionNeed` — use `at-scale` only when the task explicitly requires it; otherwise omit it 3. Run the installed immutable gate (use the repository copy during development): ```bash node "$HOME/.claude/fable-profile/runtime/orchestration/lib/preflight-gate.mjs" \ --route decompose --task-size 640 --independe...

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Author
elon-choo
Repository
elon-choo/fablever
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
5 days ago
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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