co-reference

Reference the Cognitive Orchestration methodology with principles, architecture, and workflow.

Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
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Skill: co-reference
Source: https://github.com/ssssssssassssss/disease-risk-classifier/tree/main/.claude/skills/co-reference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ssssssssassssss/disease-risk-classifier --skill co-reference-ssssssssassssss

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a concise, authoritative reference for the Cognitive Orchestration (CO) methodology to remove ambiguity when designing human-AI collaboration, ensuring teams apply consistent principles, layered architecture, and workflows across projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authoritative Reference: Clear definitions of the eight first principles and the five-layer architecture for alignment across teams.
  • Workflow Templates: The six-phase workflow (Analyze → Plan → Execute → Review → Learn → Deliver) and phase targets for structured project work and approvals.
  • Mapping & Integration: Concrete mappings to CARE and EATP and examples of domain applications (COC, COR, COL) useful for onboarding, governance, and agent design.

Quick Start

Load the co-reference skill and summarize the CO five-layer architecture, the eight first principles, and the six-phase workflow for a project kickoff.

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) is a methodology anchoring human-AI collaboration through eight first principles, a five-layer architecture, and a six-phase workflow to ensure consistent agent orchestration and governance across projects.

How do I structure agent orchestration workflows using a five-layer architecture?

Structure agent orchestration workflows by applying the CO five-layer architecture alongside the six-phase workflow of Analyze, Plan, Execute, Review, Learn, and Deliver to guide project execution and approvals.

Does this Cognitive Orchestration reference provide mappings for CARE and EATP frameworks?

Yes, the Cognitive Orchestration reference provides concrete mappings to CARE and EATP frameworks, alongside domain applications like COC and COR, to facilitate governance, agent design, and project onboarding.

When do I need guardrails for human-on-the-loop AI collaboration?

You need guardrails for human-on-the-loop AI collaboration when designing governance scenarios that require consistent principles, layered architecture, and structured workflows to remove ambiguity across teams and domain applications.

What are the limitations of using a reference-based approach for cognitive orchestration?

The reference-based approach provides definitions and templates without executing code, meaning it requires human reviewers or agents to manually apply the architectural principles and workflow phases to specific project scenarios.