hyper-implement

Orchestrate Hyper implement phases by batching subtask workers and remediation passes.

2|1|Updated Apr 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/galatanovidiu/hyper7 --skill hyper-implement
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Skill: hyper-implement
Source: https://github.com/galatanovidiu/hyper7/tree/main/skills/hyper-implement
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/galatanovidiu/hyper7 --skill hyper-implement

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Implementing a Hyper task requires coordinating subtask work, batching, and remediation steps during the implement phase. This skill provides an orchestrator to manage per-subtask workers, select the next unblocked batch, dispatch work to capable harnesses, and advance the task state.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Orchestrates the implement phase by scanning the task folder for subtask files named T<N>.<M>-<slug>.md and dispatching worker batches (parallel when possible, sequential otherwise).
  • Handles quick-scope tasks via remediation passes from checks.md and passes control back to verify; for feature-scope tasks, coordinates multiple subtasks and status transitions.
  • Manages verify remediation and remediation passes, updates task frontmatter with status changes, and records completions and blockers for human review.

Quick Start

Initiate the implement phase by loading this skill and supplying a task folder containing task.md, exploration.md, spec.md, and all T<N> subtasks, then await worker progress to verification.

Frequently Asked Questions about hyper-implement

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I coordinate parallel subtask implementation in an automated workflow?

To coordinate parallel subtask implementation, an orchestrator scans task folders for subtask files, selects the next unblocked batch, and dispatches work to eligible harnesses. It manages status transitions and updates task frontmatter as workers complete their assignments.

What is the best way to handle blocked verification passes during task remediation?

Handling blocked verification passes involves routing quick-scope tasks through remediation passes defined in checks.md. The orchestrator updates task frontmatter, records blockers for human review, and passes control back to verify once the remediation steps are complete.

How do I dispatch implementation batches to eligible worker harnesses?

Dispatching implementation batches requires the orchestrator to scan the task folder for inputs and identify the next unblocked batch. It then dispatches subtasks to eligible harnesses, running them in parallel when possible or sequentially when dependencies require it.

Do I need specific subtask file naming conventions to automate task orchestration?

Yes, task orchestration requires specific subtask file naming conventions. Feature-scope tasks must use files named T<N>.<M>-<slug>.md, while quick-scope tasks use remediation paths, ensuring the orchestrator can correctly identify, batch, and dispatch subtasks.

What files are required in a task folder to initiate the implement phase?

To initiate the implement phase, the task folder must contain task.md, exploration.md, spec.md, and all relevant T<N> subtask files. The orchestrator scans these inputs to select unblocked batches and dispatch work to capable harnesses.

Can this orchestrator manage both feature-scope and quick-scope task workflows?

Yes, the orchestrator manages both feature-scope and quick-scope task workflows. It coordinates multiple subtasks and status transitions for feature-scope tasks, while handling quick-scope tasks via remediation passes from checks.md and returning control to verify.