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You can configure repository-specific workflow conventions by executing the orchestrator workflow skill, which customizes orchestrator behavior with local commands, service configurations, and project-specific verification rules.

Repository orchestration standardizes a repository's workflow tasks and conventions. You need local convention management when your project requires tailored service configurations, specific reviewer interactions, and mitigation of known project gotchas during worker dispatch.

You can set up local reviewer expectations and escalation contacts by applying repository-specific orchestrator conventions, which define local project rules and mitigation strategies for worker dispatch.

Yes, the repository orchestration workflow manages necessary services and environment variables for task execution, ensuring the orchestrator operates with the correct project-specific service configuration.

The best way to standardize verification commands is to apply tailored orchestrator conventions, allowing you to define and execute repository-specific verification commands during local task execution.

Repository orchestration handles known project gotchas by applying local conventions that mitigate known project challenges, ensuring worker dispatch accounts for specific repository issues and escalation contacts.