sum-dispatch

What problem does it solve? Coordinating multi-agent coding work manually means losing track of which agent runs which task, on which model, and in which checkout. This Skill turns an explicitly approved user request into a durable worker brief, an isolated Herdr worktree, and a registered worker agent, while the coordinator stays free for inbox notices. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Controlled dispatch: Creates a task brief from the user's words, prepares a separate Herdr worktree, launches the selected worker harness, and registers the pane as that task's worker. - Capacity and execution management: Enforces configured worker limits, supports parking and resuming stopped attempts, and bounds repair iterations with explicit human grants. - Launch specification resolution: Translates natural-language harness/model choices into explicit flags, saved defaults, or presets, with fixed precedence and refusal of unverified flags. - Use Case: A user says "Use Codex to fix the failing login test in my repo, run the checks, and bring me a PR." The coordinator writes the brief, dispatches a Codex worker into its own worktree, and returns control immediately. ## Quick Start Ask the coordinator to dispatch an approved task, for example: use Codex to fix the failing login test in my repository, keep scope to the bug, run the existing checks, and bring me a pull request without merging it.