What problem does it solve? Long-running pipeline orchestrators die when the interactive Claude session that spawned them compacts or exits, leaving GitHub issues half-processed with no recovery. This Skill launches the orchestrator as its own detached claude -p process so it outlives the session, and provides status, restart, and stop controls. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Detached headless launch: Starts the orchestrator via orchestrate.sh with nohup, enforcing one orchestrator per issue and a max of 3 concurrent runs with a memory floor; excess launches are queued automatically. - Supervisor-driven recovery: A cron-ticked supervisor restarts crashed orchestrators with backoff, drains the queue, manages agent-go/agent-in-progress labels, reconciles orphaned labels, and dispatches shared work across machines with a claim protocol. - Status and control: status, tail, stop, and queue subcommands report run state (running, restarting, held, done) from local pid files and issue markers, plus a heartbeat push to a shared status board. - Use Case: Ask to "run the pipeline on issue 547" and the Skill launches a detached orchestrator for that repo and issue, reports the PID and log path, and lets you check progress later without keeping the session alive. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to orchestrate a specific GitHub issue by number, for example "orchestrate #547 in the scheduler repo", and it will launch the detached pipeline run and report its status.