secretary-orchestrator

Project orchestration automates coordination by recognizing your intent and routing work to specialized skills. Secretary-orchestrator detects whether you need project initialization, task management, status checks, or delegation, then coordinates the appropriate sub-skills and logs actions automatically for continuous context.

Living document management maintains three linked files—project brief, tasks, and log—that serve as your project memory. The orchestrator reads and updates these documents as you work, ensuring context flows seamlessly between planning, execution, and tracking phases.

Intent recognition analyzes natural language to classify your request into project scenarios: PROJECT_INIT, TASK_MANAGE, STATUS_CHECK, DELEGATION, or BRAIN_DUMP. Once classified, the orchestrator invokes the appropriate skill and enforces mandatory Assess-Decide-Do checkpoints before executing each action.

Yes. The Assess-Decide-Do cycle ensures mandatory checkpoints at critical junctures, keeping you in the loop. Automation handles coordination and routing, but you retain decision authority at each stage with full visibility into what the system proposes.

The orchestrator coordinates project-brief for project definition, task-engine for task management, delegation-advisor for work routing, and project-logger for action tracking. It routes requests to the right skill based on detected intent and consolidates results with structured output.

No. The orchestrator handles workflow structure through its Assess-Decide-Do governance and living document framework. You provide natural language commands, and it manages intent classification, skill coordination, and document maintenance automatically.