What problem does it solve?
It standardizes how subordinate “mule” agents execute tasks inside the ADAM multi-agent system, so outputs are consistent, correctly scoped, and ready for review.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Execution patterns for isolated workspaces: Ensures mules operate in dedicated directories and manage git branches and artifacts predictably.
- Strict commit and PR workflow: Enforces using the correct commit skill for every commit and creating draft PRs when PRs are requested.
- Reliable reporting back to ADAM: Requires deliverable-complete completion reports (including SHAs, branches, tests, and modified file paths) and prevents Linear comment posting.
Example use case: When ADAM spawns a mule to implement a feature in a cloned repository, this skill guides the mule through setup, investigation, implementation, testing, commit, and draft PR creation with the required report format.
Quick Start
Tell your ADAM orchestrator to spawn a mule and operate under the workspace path /Users/eve/workspace/AGENTS/mule_<identifier>/ while following the mule-agent operational guidelines for git, PR creation, testing, and completion reporting.