Route user intent to the appropriate phase-pipeline skill for planning and execution.
npx skills add https://github.com/jedmamosto/m-and-ms --skill gsd-ns-workflow
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gsd-ns-workflow Source: https://github.com/jedmamosto/m-and-ms/tree/main/.agents/skills/gsd-ns-workflow Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jedmamosto/m-and-ms --skill gsd-ns-workflow
It reduces planning-and-execution friction by routing a user’s request to the appropriate phase-focused phase-pipeline skill instead of forcing them to guess which command to use.
Example use case: You want to turn a vague feature idea into a testable deliverable—start by gathering context, then request a spec, generate a plan, execute it in phases, and finally verify via UAT, with “next” advancing you along the pipeline.
Ask the AI to route your request to the correct phase-pipeline step, for example: "I have some context—what should we do next to plan and execute this phase workflow?"
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Intent routing analyzes user requests and maps them to the correct phase-pipeline skill for planning, execution, or verification. It eliminates planning friction by automatically directing gather, spec, plan, execute, and verify requests to the appropriate downstream skill.
Phase progression moves features step-by-step through discussion, specification, planning, execution, and UAT verification. Using an intent router advances you along the pipeline by mapping next or step-advance requests to consolidated progression behaviors.
Intent routing for consolidated phase commands maps add, insert, remove, and edit requests to a unified phase skill. This ensures consistency by translating structural modification intents into the correct downstream skill invocation.
Yes, intent routing supports the full lifecycle flow from vague feature ideas to testable deliverables. It routes requests to gather context, generate a spec, create a plan, execute phases, and verify work through UAT.
Yes, the workflow orchestrator requires downstream phase-pipeline skills to function. It emits exact sub-skill invocation names like gsd-spec-phase, gsd-plan-phase, and gsd-execute-phase, which must be available to process the routed intents.
electroheadfxSummarize GSD workflow state and route the next action.
FerroxLabsRoute Ferrox workflow intents to the correct phase-pipeline skill.
abdullah1854Route tasks to specialized sub-agents with context isolation for parallel work.
tinner-deinnoRoutes intent to appropriate gsd-* phase or progress sub-skill for workflows.
