using-mozg-pipelines

Maps natural-language task phrases to the correct mozg plugin skill for routing.

2|Updated Apr 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines --skill using-mozg-pipelines-doctormozg
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: using-mozg-pipelines
Source: https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines/tree/main/plugins/mz-dev-base/skills/using-mozg-pipelines
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines --skill using-mozg-pipelines-doctormozg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working with the mozg-pipelines plugin collection, it is hard to know which of the many available skills (build, debug, audit, govern, outreach, and more) matches a given task. This Skill acts as a routing map so Claude dispatches your request to the right skill instead of guessing or doing the work itself. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Phrase-to-skill routing table: Maps natural-language task phrases like "fix this bug" or "review my branch" to concrete skills across nine plugins including mz-dev-pipe, mz-dev-git, mz-research-pipe, mz-gov, and mz-biz-outreach. - Disambiguation rules: When a phrase matches multiple skills, it lists candidates with distinguishing conditions and prefers the most specific skill over a general one. - Session integration: Loaded automatically via the mz-dev-base SessionStart hook so routing is available in every new session. - Use Case: You type "what breaks if I change this function" and the router dispatches to audit depth:deep scope:branch, which auto-invokes blast-radius impact analysis, instead of answering ad hoc. ## Quick Start Ask which mozg skill or plugin fits your task, for example by saying "route this: I need a security review before opening a PR".

Frequently Asked Questions about using-mozg-pipelines

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I know which mozg plugin skill to use for a task?

Describe your task in natural language and the routing table maps it to a skill. For example, "fix this bug" routes to debug in mz-dev-pipe, while "review my branch" routes to review-branch in mz-dev-git.

What plugins are included in mozg-pipelines?

The routing map covers nine plugins: mz-dev-base, mz-dev-pipe, mz-dev-git, mz-research-pipe, mz-memory, mz-biz-outreach, mz-job-outreach, mz-creative, and mz-gov. Each contributes skills for development, research, outreach, or decision governance.

When should I not use the routing skill?

Skip routing when you already named a specific skill, when you are mid-phase inside another skill, when the question is directly answerable, or when exactly one obvious skill matches the context.

What happens if my task matches multiple mozg skills?

The router lists all candidate skills with the condition that distinguishes them and either asks which fits or picks the most specific one. It never paraphrases your task to force a preferred skill.

Why is the mozg routing map not loading in my session?

The map loads via the mz-dev-base SessionStart hook. Check the session context for the string "using-mozg-pipelines"; if absent, re-enable the mz-dev-base plugin or run the session-start script manually.