shine-pipeline

To chain multiple skills into a sequential workflow, list two or more skill names in a defined order. The pipeline validates inputs, executes each step sequentially, and pipes the output of each into the next via a shared scratchpad.

A shared scratchpad is a dynamic context space that collects summaries and results from each skill. It enables context-aware next steps by piping the output of one skill directly into the input of the following skill in the pipeline.

You can build ad-hoc automation workflows without hard-coding new skills by chaining existing skills together. This allows you to create customized end-to-end automation across varying scenarios by simply defining a new execution sequence.

The pipeline provides error-handling and retry options for failed steps through built-in guardrails. It validates inputs before execution and prompts for recovery, reporting a final summary with options to retry if a skill in the sequence fails.

To run two skills back-to-back, invoke the pipeline command followed by the skill names in your desired order, such as /shine-pipeline skill-one skill-two. The pipeline initializes the scratchpad and handles the sequential data passing automatically.