orchestration-envelope
SolidInternal contract of the agentic-workflow pack: the machine envelope — the fixed JSON block an external orchestrator parses to route the next step (which command, which model tier) without a human reading the chat. Skills do NOT emit it on their own (except workflow-status, the sensor): a driver that wants it injects the canonical system-prompt snippet defined here and runs the repair loop on parse failure. Not a menu entry; this skill owns the schema, and docs/workflow/ORCHESTRATION.md documents the driver loop that consumes it.
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- gtrabanco
- Repository
- gtrabanco/agentic-workflow
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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workflow-status
Read-only sensor for orchestrating the workflow programmatically: computes the full state of the project — every feature and fix with its dependency closure (met/unmet), pending fixes, open/merged PRs and their audit state, findings awaiting triage, what is startable right now and in which build order, and whether a product-audit is due — and emits it as one machine envelope (fixed JSON). The sensor an external driver calls between steps instead of relying on ship-roadmap's conductor. Never edits anything. Triggers: "workflow status", "what can I build next", "dependency tree of the roadmap", "pending fixes", "state of the run", "workflow-status".
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workflow-orchestrator
Take on a substantial, multi-step effort as a strategic orchestrator — intake the goal, research and plan it solo, execute it through parallel/sequential agent workflows, then personally verify the result end to end. Use this whenever the user wants to tackle something big or ambitious: a large feature, a cross-cutting refactor, a migration, a codebase-wide audit, a "do all of X / sync everything / overhaul Y" task, or any effort that won't fit in one pass and needs to be planned and orchestrated with rigor. Trigger when the user invokes it by name, says things like "orchestrate this / run a workflow / use subagents / plan and build this / take this on end to end," OR simply describes a meaty multi-part task and wants it done thoroughly and efficiently — even if they never say the words "workflow" or "orchestrate." Do NOT use it for small, single-step tasks that one pass handles directly.