Agent skill · rafaelquintanilha
orchestrate
Coordinate Codex sub-agents for substantial multi-step work. Requires Codex collaboration tools and the listed Luna, Terra, and Sol model families. Use proactively when a request involves two or more separable workstreams; repository exploration plus implementation or verification; production diagnosis across logs, code, and live systems; PR or release review; multi-source analytics or research; or long-running tests, transfers, workflows, and monitors that should not block user communication. Assign bounded leaf work to Luna and collaborative or high-stakes work to Terra or Sol. Skip only trivial single-step or tightly sequential tasks.
What it needs
About 5k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Orchestrate Keep the root agent responsible for decomposition, user communication, approvals, synthesis, and the final claim. Delegate outcomes, not vague help. Decide Whether to Delegate Delegate only when at least one condition holds: Two or more workstreams can proceed independently. A slow command, transfer, test suite, monitor, or data pull would otherwise make the root unavailable. A bounded investigation can gather evidence while the root handles the main path. An independent review would materially reduce implementation, production, security, payment, or release risk. Stay single-agent when the task is small, the next step depends on the immediately previous result, multiple agents would touch the same mutable files, or delegation overhead is comparable to doing the work directly. Select the Model Choose by ambiguity, coupling, and consequence rather than task size alone. Model Use when Typical effort Do not use for --- --- --- --- Luna The assignment can be completed as a bounded leaf. Examples: evidence gathering, CI inspection, repository or documentation research, workflow execution, scoped implementation, review, browser verification, or multi-source reconciliation. xhigh by default; max when quality matters more than latency or a weak result would cause rework. Final high-stakes judgment or coordination of other agents. Terra The assignment benefits from a stronger collaborative peer, a higher coding ceiling than Luna, or delegated coordination of its own independent workstream. max by default. Routine leaf work that Luna xhigh or max can complete. Sol The assignment needs independent senior judgment under ambiguity or high consequence. Examples: architecture, competing incident hypotheses, security or payment correctness, release-risk analysis, or an adversarial audit of a proposed plan. high by default; max for the hardest quality-first work. Routine scouting, deterministic workflows, or ordinary isolated coding. Default to Luna xhigh for leaf work. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills rafaelquintanilha/orchestrate