crux-skill-memory-meditation-coordination

Multi-agent workflow artefact coordination standardizes filename grammar and prefix-based discovery rules so agents reliably share branch outputs, reports, and linked indexes. It applies consistent placeholder handling and structured templates to ensure reliable file discovery.

Prefix-glob polling is a discovery mechanism for file-based workflow artefacts that locates generated outputs using standardized filename prefixes. It allows multi-agent systems to consistently find and link meditation reports and branch outputs across working directories.

Ensemble directory templates for meditation workflows are structured using predefined conventions for retrospectives, Branch and Leaf Indexes, and model strategies. This structure ensures agents maintain consistent report references and reliably locate linked artefacts.

File naming conventions apply to research, quick, ensemble, and review meditation workflows. They standardize artefact discovery and reporting structures so AI agents can manage branch outputs and maintain linked artefact indexes across all meditation workflow types.

Meditation files fail to link when they lack consistent placeholder handling and standardized filename grammar. Without prefix-glob polling and structured templates for artefact indexes, agents cannot reliably discover or share branch outputs and retrospective reports.

Managing a research meditation workspace requires standardized artefact naming, prefix-based file discovery, and structured templates for reports and indexes. This approach ensures multiple agents can reliably locate generated branch outputs and maintain consistent linked artefact references.