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Map user intent to domain-specific SOPs via a central registry.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#ai #registry #constraints #orchestrator #sop #domain

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npx skills add https://github.com/mrsknetwork/nemodev --skill domains-mrsknetwork

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Skill: domains
Source: https://github.com/mrsknetwork/nemodev/tree/main/skills/domains
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mrsknetwork/nemodev --skill domains-mrsknetwork

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Maps user intent to domain-specific SOPs by dynamically grouping domain intelligence.

Core Features & Use Cases

Maps user intent to domain-specific SOPs via a central registry.
Ingests domain SKILL.md references in parallel, merges hard constraints, and prevents policy collisions.
Injects synchronized domain constraints directly into the plan's Execution Checklist to guarantee deterministic behavior for downstream agents.

Quick Start

Load registry.md, resolve matched domains, load each domain's SKILL.md, extract hard constraints, and inject them into the plan's Execution Checklist.

Frequently Asked Questions about domains

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I map user intent to domain-specific SOPs and enforce constraints?▼

To map user intent to domain-specific SOPs, load a central registry file to identify matched domains, then extract hard constraints from each domain's SKILL.md references to inject into the Execution Checklist.

How does parallel loading of domain intelligence prevent policy collisions?▼

Parallel loading of domain intelligence prevents policy collisions by ingesting multiple SKILL.md references simultaneously and merging their extracted hard constraints into a synchronized set of rules for downstream agents.

What is the best way to enforce domain rules for downstream orchestrator agents?▼

The best way to enforce domain rules is to inject synchronized hard constraints directly into the plan's final Execution Checklist, guaranteeing deterministic behavior and preventing policy violations during execution.

Can I use registry.md to dynamically group domain intelligence without dependencies?▼

Yes, you can use registry.md to dynamically group domain intelligence with zero dependencies, reading the registry to resolve matched domains and load identified SKILL.md references in parallel.

Why does my execution plan fail to prevent constraint collisions across multiple domains?▼

Execution plans fail to prevent constraint collisions when hard constraints are not synchronized. You must dynamically group domain intelligence and inject the merged constraints into the Execution Checklist.

When do I need to inject constraints into an Execution Checklist?▼

You need to inject constraints into an Execution Checklist when orchestrating tasks across multiple domains, ensuring that dynamically grouped hard constraints enforce safe execution and prevent policy collisions.