executive-role

Executive-role defines governance principles for orchestrating sub-agents with delegation discipline. It encodes model-specific directives via Rhai scripting to maintain consistent leadership, preserve executive context across delegated work, and ensure strategic coordination within a multi-agent system.

An archival ceremony is a formal knowledge-preservation action that captures and stores important context after task completion. Executive-role integrates archival ceremonies into your workflow to maintain institutional memory, enable sub-agents to access prior decisions, and document governance patterns for future reference.

Yes. Executive-role uses Rhai scripting to encode precise, model-specific directives that ensure fastidious and verifiable execution. This approach satisfies requirements for consistent behavior, task decomposition into verifiable steps, and proper file operations using git mv within knowledge-preserving workflows.

Executive-role provides the operating principles and responsibilities for an Executive agent to decompose complex work into small verifiable steps, delegate verbose or research-heavy tasks to sub-agents, and manage hive knowledge through structured archival. Load the skill to inspect the Rhai directives and apply governance to your planning workflows.

Executive-role has no external dependencies. You need a multi-agent orchestration environment, familiarity with Rhai scripting syntax for directives, and a git-based workflow for knowledge-preserving file operations. Start by inspecting the Rhai directives in the skill to understand governance patterns.

Yes. Executive-role defines shared responsibilities and operating principles for Executive agents within a multi-agent hive. It coordinates with sub-agents, establishes consistent leadership patterns, and preserves knowledge across the hive through archival ceremonies and cultural norms.