co-reference

Clarifies Cognitive Orchestration methodology including its five-layer architecture and seven principles for human-AI collaboration.

Updated Mar 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/esperie/midas --skill co-reference-esperie
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Skill: co-reference
Source: https://github.com/esperie/midas/tree/main/.claude/skills/co-reference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/esperie/midas --skill co-reference-esperie

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Clarifies and standardizes Cognitive Orchestration (CO) methodology for human-AI collaboration across domains, ensuring a consistent understanding and safe application.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Domain-agnostic CO reference detailing core principles and the five-layer architecture.
  • Quick guidance on applying CO to domain applications (e.g., COC).
  • Self-contained knowledge distilled from the CO Core Thesis and specifications.

Quick Start

Consult the CO methodology reference to review the seven principles and the five-layer architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions about co-reference

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

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What is Cognitive Orchestration methodology for human-AI collaboration?

Cognitive Orchestration (CO) methodology standardizes human-AI collaboration across domains using a five-layer architecture and seven core principles. This reference distills foundational knowledge from the CO Core Thesis to ensure consistent and safe application.

How do I apply Cognitive Orchestration principles to domain applications like COC?

You apply Cognitive Orchestration principles to domain applications by consulting this methodology reference for quick guidance. It clarifies how the domain-agnostic five-layer architecture and core principles map to specific domain implementations like COC.

What are the five layers of the Cognitive Orchestration architecture?

The five-layer architecture is a core component of the Cognitive Orchestration methodology, establishing structured guardrails for human-AI collaboration. This reference provides distilled knowledge detailing these layers and their relationships to domain applications.

Does the Cognitive Orchestration methodology require specific dependencies or frameworks?

The Cognitive Orchestration methodology reference is entirely self-contained and requires no specific dependencies or components. It operates as a domain-agnostic framework distilled directly from foundational CO specifications and the Core Thesis.