orchestrate

Coordinate multi-agent missions using a structured 7-step workflow.

1|Updated Feb 25, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/jbactad/claude-plugins --skill orchestrate-jbactad

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Skill: orchestrate
Source: https://github.com/jbactad/claude-plugins/tree/main/mission-control/skills/orchestrate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jbactad/claude-plugins --skill orchestrate-jbactad

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Orchestrate the coordination of multiple agents across complex tasks using a repeatable, governed workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

7-step orchestration guides scope, learnings, planning, execution, and closure for reliable mission results.
Role-based coordination assigns researchers, planners, implementers, reviewers, and retrospectives to each task.
Pattern-driven execution supports Fan-Out/Fan-In, Pipeline, Explore-Then-Act, Competitive, Iterative Refinement, Supervisor with Workers, and Adaptive Retry, with wave-based scheduling and risk controls.

Quick Start

Begin by configuring the mission scope, loading settings, and selecting an orchestration pattern to drive the task graph and agent deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions about orchestrate

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

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How do I coordinate multiple agents for a complex task?▼

Multi-agent coordination is managed through a structured 7-step workflow that guides scope, learnings, planning, execution, and closure. It assigns defined agent roles like researchers, planners, and implementers to ensure reliable mission results.

What is the best way to break down large goals for parallel investigations?▼

Breaking down large goals is best handled using pattern-driven execution with task graphs and wave-based scheduling. Orchestration patterns like Fan-Out/Fan-In and Explore-Then-Act structure parallel investigations across assigned agent roles.

Can I use specific agent roles for cross-team migrations across projects?▼

Yes, cross-team migrations across projects are supported by enforcing defined agent roles such as researchers, planners, implementers, and reviewers. This role-based coordination ensures governed execution throughout the migration process.

How does risk tiering work in multi-agent workflow orchestration?▼

Risk tiering in multi-agent orchestration classifies tasks to apply appropriate risk controls during execution. It integrates with adaptive retries and wave-based scheduling to manage failures and ensure governed mission outcomes.

When should I not use a 7-step orchestration workflow?▼

A 7-step orchestration workflow should be avoided for simple tasks that do not require task decomposition, parallel investigations, or cross-team coordination. It is designed for complex missions needing defined agent roles, pattern selection, and strict governance.