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Decompose complex tasks, design dependency graphs, and coordinate multi-agent work with proper task descriptions and workload balancing. Use this skill when breaking down work for agent teams, managing task dependencies, or monitoring team progress.
Coordinate team task execution on OpenAnt. Use when the agent's team has accepted a task and needs to plan subtasks, claim work, submit deliverables, or review team output. Covers "check inbox", "what subtasks are available", "claim subtask", "submit subtask", "review subtask", "task progress", "team coordination".
Use this skill for project management: planning, progress tracking, task coordination, timeline/milestone management, risk assessment, resource allocation, and execution guidance. Examples: <example>User organizing complex development: "Starting feature with frontend, backend, infrastructure changes. Need project plan." → Creates plan with task breakdown, timeline, coordination strategy.</example> <example>User facing delays: "Project behind schedule, unsure how to prioritize tasks." → Analyzes situation, provides recovery plan with prioritized actions.</example>
Coordinate complex work using a phase-gated, multi-agent engineering loop (audit → design → implement → review → validate → deliver). Use when you need to split a task into subsystems, run dual independent audits, reconcile findings into a confirmed issue list, delegate fixes in clusters, enforce dual-review PASS gates, and drive an end-to-end delivery. Prefer discovering and invoking other specialized skills when they can execute part of the work faster or more reliably.
Coordinates multi-session, delegated, or long-running work with persistent state, recovery checks, and explicit status transitions. Use when a task spans multiple turns, multiple agents, background jobs, or scheduled loops, or when interrupted work must be resumed reliably.
Agent skill for swarm - invoke with $agent-swarm
Provides a prompt template and best practices for building Claude Code agent teams. Covers team composition, teammate spawn prompts, task breakdown, file ownership, communication protocols, and delegate mode. Use when creating an agent team, spawning teammates, parallelizing work across multiple Claude Code instances, or deciding whether an agent team is the right approach.