director-output-discipline-zh

Enforce concise reasoning, no idle rounds, and parallel dispatch in director RP outputs.

387|31|Updated Feb 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/funnycups/Luker --skill director-output-discipline-zh
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Skill: director-output-discipline-zh
Source: https://github.com/funnycups/Luker/tree/main/default/skills/global/director-output-discipline-zh
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/funnycups/Luker --skill director-output-discipline-zh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a set of output-discipline rules for director RP profiles, ensuring concise reasoning, no idle rounds, and efficient parallel dispatch.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Concise Reasoning: Ensures every round includes at least one tool call and brief reasoning, enhancing the user experience.
  • No Idle Rounds: Eliminates unnecessary idle rounds and ensures active progress in each turn.
  • Parallel Dispatch: Optimizes parallel dispatch patterns to enhance efficiency.
  • Sub-agent Output Format: Sets caps on output length for different types of sub-agents to maintain quality.
  • Turn-level Workflow: Guarantees a consistent turn-level workflow for all mandatory agents.

Quick Start

Initialize the director-output-discipline-zh skill in your RP profile to enforce discipline in output and communication.

Frequently Asked Questions about director-output-discipline-zh

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

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How do I enforce output discipline in director RP profiles for multi-agent workflows?

To enforce output discipline in director RP profiles, initialize a skill that mandates concise reasoning and at least one tool call per round, ensuring active progress and eliminating idle turns in multi-agent communication workflows.

What is the best way to optimize parallel dispatch for sub-agents?

Optimizing parallel dispatch for sub-agents requires applying structured output-discipline rules that coordinate concurrent sub-agent operations, set output length caps, and maintain a consistent turn-level workflow for efficient execution.

Why does my multi-agent reasoning loop produce idle rounds without tool calls?

Idle rounds in multi-agent reasoning loops occur when output discipline is absent, a problem solved by enforcing rules that require brief reasoning and mandatory tool calls in every turn to guarantee active progress.

Can I set output length caps for different types of sub-agents in a parallel dispatch system?

Yes, you can set output length caps for different sub-agent types by applying director output-discipline rules, which maintain response quality and control verbosity across parallel dispatch workflows.

Does parallel dispatch require a consistent turn-level workflow for mandatory agents?

Parallel dispatch requires a consistent turn-level workflow for mandatory agents to function correctly, guaranteeing that every participant executes brief reasoning and tool calls without interrupting the overall multi-agent communication pattern.