Orchestration Scaffold

Scaffold a Docker Compose AI orchestration stack integrating OpenCode with LangGraph and MCP servers.

8|1|Updated Mar 30, 2026
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Skill: Orchestration Scaffold
Source: https://github.com/drewid74/ai_skills/tree/main/orchestration-scaffold
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/drewid74/ai_skills --skill orchestration-scaffold

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you scaffold a production-minded local AI orchestration stack by wiring together an orchestrator, a supervisor runtime, local inference, and MCP tool access with explicit safety and termination controls.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Local multi-agent orchestration blueprint: Sets up an OpenCode developer interface that connects to a LangGraph supervisor via an A2A protocol, with a clean division between planning and execution models.
  • Tool access via MCP servers: Defines MCP filesystem and custom tool servers for workspace I/O and domain tooling, suitable for agent tool-calling workflows.
  • Production safety harness: Provides guardrails such as pre-tool-use hooks with blocklists, enforced loop termination budgets, generator/evaluator separation to prevent self-grading, and an explicit state handoff contract.
  • Operational readiness: Includes SLIs/alerts/runbook patterns plus observability components (Prometheus/Grafana/Loki) to validate task completion, latency, and error rates.

Quick Start

Use this Skill to have an AI generate a Docker Compose-based orchestration stack for your homelab and produce the required OpenCode and LangGraph integration files for multi-agent execution.

Frequently Asked Questions about Orchestration Scaffold

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

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How do I set up a local multi-agent orchestration stack with LangGraph and Docker Compose?

To set up local multi-agent orchestration, you can scaffold a Docker Compose stack integrating OpenCode with a LangGraph supervisor, MCP tool servers, and Ollama for local inference routing. This provides a complete homelab deployment with multi-agent task execution.

What is the best way to prevent infinite loops in local LLM multi-agent workflows?

To prevent infinite loops in multi-agent workflows, implement enforced loop termination budgets, pre-tool-use hooks with blocklists, and strict state handoff contracts. These safety controls ensure reliable task execution and prevent runaway agent processes.

Does this multi-agent orchestration scaffold support local inference routing with Ollama?

Yes, the orchestration scaffold supports local inference routing through Ollama with model split strategies. This allows you to route planning and execution tasks to different local models for optimized multi-agent performance.

How do I implement safety controls and monitoring for AI agent orchestration?

You can implement safety controls using pre-tool-use hooks, generator-evaluator separation to prevent self-grading, and SRE-style SLIs with alerts. The stack includes Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki for monitoring task completion, latency, and error rates.

Can I use MCP servers for tool access in a Docker Compose AI agent deployment?

Yes, you can define MCP filesystem and custom tool servers for workspace I/O and domain tooling within your Docker Compose deployment. This enables agent tool-calling workflows for multi-agent task execution in your homelab.