agent-orchestrator

Coordinate specialist sub-agents to decompose and parallelize multi-domain engineering tasks.

Updated Mar 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Hashzin-0/Curion --skill agent-orchestrator-hashzin-0
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Skill: agent-orchestrator
Source: https://github.com/Hashzin-0/Curion/tree/main/.opencode/skills/agent-orchestrator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Hashzin-0/Curion --skill agent-orchestrator-hashzin-0

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

The Agent Orchestrator eliminates the manual overhead of decomposing large, multi-domain engineering tasks and coordinating parallel work across specialists, preventing miscommunication, conflicting changes, and inefficient sequential handoffs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Domain decomposition: Analyze a high-level request and identify distinct domains (frontend, backend, database, DevOps, testing, etc.) with clear boundaries and dependencies.
  • Agent generation & prompts: Produce focused, reusable prompts and naming conventions to spawn specialist agents with precise deliverables and file ownership.
  • Coordination & synthesis: Manage parallel and sequential execution strategies, monitor progress, resolve conflicts, and synthesize outputs into a cohesive final deliverable.
  • Use Case: Break down and coordinate work for adding OAuth authentication to a Next.js app by creating Backend, Frontend, Database, and Testing agents, assigning deliverables, and merging results.

Quick Start

Create an orchestration plan that breaks down the request 'Add user authentication with OAuth to our Next.js app' into domain-specific tasks, assign agent names, expected outputs, and indicate which domains can run in parallel.

Frequently Asked Questions about agent-orchestrator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I coordinate parallel agents for complex multi-domain engineering tasks?

Coordinating parallel agents involves decomposing a high-level request into distinct domains like frontend, backend, and database, then generating focused prompts to spawn specialist agents with clear file ownership and execution strategies.

What is the best way to decompose a large software refactor into parallel sub-tasks?

Decomposing a large software refactor requires analyzing the request to identify distinct domains with clear boundaries and dependencies, producing domain breakdowns that allow specialist agents to work in parallel without conflicting changes.

Can I use agent orchestration to manage full-stack feature delivery across multiple teams?

Agent orchestration supports full-stack feature delivery and multi-team workflows by managing parallel and sequential execution strategies, monitoring progress, resolving conflicts, and synthesizing agent outputs into a cohesive deliverable.

How do I generate focused prompts for specialist sub-agents in a software project?

Generating focused prompts involves producing reusable prompts and naming conventions to spawn specialist agents with precise deliverables and assigned file ownership for tasks like adding OAuth authentication to a Next.js application.

Does multi-domain agent coordination prevent conflicting changes during large infrastructure updates?

Multi-domain agent coordination prevents conflicting changes by assigning clear file ownership and managing dependencies across specialist agents, eliminating inefficient sequential handoffs and miscommunication during infrastructure changes.

When should I not use specialist sub-agents for task decomposition?

Specialist sub-agents are not suitable for simple, single-domain tasks that lack clear boundaries and parallel execution opportunities, as the overhead of generating prompts and managing coordination outweighs the benefits of decomposition.