What problem does it solve?
Coordinating multi-agent coding work requires deciding how many parallel workgroups a task needs and packaging that decision in a strict, machine-validatable format. This Skill produces exactly one route decision and one adaptive one-to-four-workgroup bundle candidate that a controller can validate and import, without the orchestrator executing anything itself.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Route Decision: Returns exactly one of direct_execution, needs_detail, macro_adjustment_request, blocked, or partial_completion based on the supplied task packet and execution contract.
- Adaptive Workgroup Selection: Chooses the smallest justified workgroup count from 1 to 4 using complexity, cutability, dependency evidence, and effective-capacity snapshots, treating capacity as a ceiling rather than a target.
- Strict Schema Compliance: Emits a JSON bundle conforming to ccb.loop.orchestration_bundle_candidate.v1 with exact root, selection, integration, and policy fields, rejecting structural ambiguity with replan_required evidence.
- Use Case: An orchestrator agent in the CCB multi-agent loop receives a decomposed task with three independently implementable modules and returns a three-node parallel bundle with bounded work packets, allowed paths, and verification refs for the controller to dispatch.
Quick Start
Activate this skill with the controller-supplied task packet and execution contract, then reply with one route decision and the orchestration bundle JSON candidate.
