skill-native-escalation-routing

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Use when choosing native or multi-LLM handling for init, review, or security requests

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# Native-First Escalation Routing Use this skill when the user asks for repository initialization, code review, or security review and it is not yet clear whether Claude-native behavior is sufficient or whether Octopus escalation is warranted. ## Core Policy Claude-native first: - `/init` - `/review` - `/security-review` Octopus for escalation: - `/octo:review` - `/octo:security` - `/octo:debate` - `/octo:multi` ## Route to Claude-Native First Prefer Claude-native behavior when all of the following are true: - the request maps directly to init, review, or security review - the user did not ask for multiple model opinions - the user did not ask for Codex, Gemini, or another provider explicitly - the task does not require adversarial debate, consensus scoring, or external-provider specialization Examples: - "initialize this repo" - "review my staged changes" - "security review this auth module" ## Escalate to Octopus Escalate when the user asks for or clearly benefits from: - multiple model opinions - adversarial review - debate between providers - provider-specific analysis - autonomous codegen verification - elevated rigor for complex or high-risk work Examples: - "get multiple model opinions on this PR" - "have Codex, Gemini, and Antigravity review this architecture" - "do an adversarial security review" - "verify this AI-generated implementation before merge" ## Execution Guidance - If Claude-native is sufficient, do not wrap the task in Octopus unnecessar...

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Author
nyldn
Repository
nyldn/claude-octopus
Created
6 months ago
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Language
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License
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