kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

Orchestrate RFC sequences while enforcing blocking_on dependencies and halting on blockers.

Updated Apr 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL --skill kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain
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Skill: kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain
Source: https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL/tree/main/.cursor/skills-cursor/kestrel-mcp/exec/rfc-chain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL --skill kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Sequentially executes RFCs in a defined order, enforcing blocking_on constraints to prevent invalid dependencies.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Orchestrates explicit RFC lists, range expansions, and Epic-based selections.
  • Validates that each RFC in the chain has a blocking_on earlier in the sequence; stops on blockers.
  • Produces a final chain report and enables controlled handoff for auditing blockers.

Quick Start

Provide an ordered RFC chain (e.g., RFC-A04, RFC-T00, RFC-T08) to execute and confirm before starting.

Frequently Asked Questions about kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

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

FAQPage Schema
What is an RFC chain and when do I need blocking_on dependency validation?

An RFC chain orchestrates sequential RFC execution while validating blocking_on dependencies to prevent invalid sequences. You need it for epic-driven development and team-led validation when RFCs must execute in a strict order.

How do I orchestrate explicit RFC lists and Epic-based selections?

To orchestrate explicit RFC lists, provide an ordered sequence like RFC-A04, RFC-T00, RFC-T08. The system parses explicit lists, range expansions, and epic-based selections, then validates dependencies before execution.

How does the workflow handle blockers during RFC orchestration?

During RFC orchestration, the workflow validates each RFC's blocking_on constraints against earlier sequence items and halts immediately upon detecting blockers, outputting a final chain plan for controlled handoff and auditing.

Can I use range expansions for RFC workflow management?

Yes, you can use range expansions for RFC workflow management. The input parser supports explicit lists, range expansions, and epic-based selections to define the ordered RFC chain for execution.

What happens when an RFC dependency validation fails in the chain?

When RFC dependency validation fails, the chain halts on the blocker to prevent invalid dependencies. It produces a final chain report enabling controlled handoff for auditing the blocking_on constraint failures.