workflow-multi-cli-plan

To create an implementation plan with multi-agent verification, this Skill orchestrates multi-CLI collaborative analysis using repository context, running iterative cross-verification rounds to converge on a reconciled approach. It outputs a ready-to-execute plan.json overview and independent .task files.

Multi-CLI cross-verification planning is a process where multiple CLI agents analyze codebase context and iteratively discuss solutions. This mechanism scores convergence and resolves disagreements to synthesize a reconciled approach for complex refactoring tasks.

You can decompose a feature implementation by generating schema-driven independent .task/*.json task files alongside a plan.json overview. This Skill handles task decomposition after cross-verifying candidate solutions, creating testable artifacts for execution.

Yes, you can use it without manual context because it performs iterative context gathering using semantic search. It automatically collects relevant files, detected patterns, and architecture insights, then packages them for agent consumption.

Yes, multi-agent workflow orchestration supports execution handoff by building an in-memory execution context and transferring the generated plan.json and task files to workflow-lite-execute. This ensures the verified plan moves seamlessly into implementation.

You should not use multi-agent cross-verification for task planning if your task is trivial or requires an orchestrator boundary outside the defined scope. The process relies on bounded multi-round convergence logic and schema-driven synthesis parsing, which may be unnecessary for simple changes.