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To automate multi-step workflows, this skill orchestrates tasks by scanning available skills, building a structured plan, and executing steps sequentially. It requires user confirmation before proceeding to each subsequent stage, ensuring verifiable progress on complex work.

The best way to orchestrate complex tasks is using a skill chaining mechanism that assembles discovered skills into a stepwise plan. It tracks explicit dependencies and components to coordinate multi-step workflows across code, documentation, and planning tasks.

Yes, you can replan and adapt workflows during execution through the reroute capability. If requirements change or execution blockers appear, the system performs guarded replanning to modify the structured task plan and adapt the remaining steps.

You build an execution plan by commanding the system to scan your environment for available skills. It identifies candidate skills and assembles them into a stepwise plan, mapping out explicit dependencies and purposes for each stage of the workflow.

No, you do not need to manually define dependencies before planning. The system automatically discovers available skills, builds the plan, and tracks explicit dependencies and components dynamically as it assembles the stepwise execution sequence.