Guide kasmos users through plan lifecycle states and signal emission protocols.
npx skills add https://github.com/kastheco/kasmos --skill kasmos-lifecycle
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: kasmos-lifecycle Source: https://github.com/kastheco/kasmos/tree/main/.agents/skills/kasmos-lifecycle Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kastheco/kasmos --skill kasmos-lifecycle
The kasmos-lifecycle Skill simplifies navigation and management of the kasmos plan lifecycle, providing detailed information about signal mechanics, state transitions, and mode detection for efficient multi-agent orchestration.
To review the current state of a plan and understand the available transitions, use 'kasmos-lifecycle state --plan "plan-file-name"'
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Signal management controls the kasmos plan lifecycle by emitting specific signals to trigger state transitions. You can use primary and fallback emission methods to effectively manage workflow progression in multi-agent orchestration.
Specific kasmos roles such as planner, coder, reviewer, and custodian are used at different stages of the plan lifecycle. This Skill guides when to apply each role for effective multi-agent orchestration and workflow management.
You can review the current state and available transitions of a plan by running the kasmos-lifecycle state command with the plan file name. This provides detailed insights into the plan lifecycle and its valid next stages.
Signal management in multi-agent orchestration involves emitting signals to control plan lifecycle state transitions. This Skill explains the primary and fallback signal emission protocols needed to manage kasmos workflows.
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