What problem does it solve? When multiple eligible workflows compete for limited execution capacity or budget, ad-hoc scheduling leads to starvation, policy violations, and uncontrolled resource consumption. This Skill provides deterministic admission control, prioritization, and throttling so every scheduling decision is fair, auditable, and within declared limits. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Admission Control: Applies capacity, budget, and policy constraints before admitting any workflow into the execution queue. - Fair Prioritization: Computes priority scores from urgency, impact, fairness debt, and starvation risk, then allocates execution slots deterministically. - Auditable Outputs: Publishes scheduler state snapshots as reports/scheduler-state.json and reports/scheduler-state.md for orchestration and telemetry consumers. - Use Case: A platform team needs to prioritize an urgent security remediation workflow while preventing starvation of queued governance tasks and deferring non-critical work when budget thresholds are reached. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to schedule the current backlog of eligible workflows under the defined capacity and budget limits and produce the scheduler state report.
