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    Agent Coordination Protocol

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    A structured protocol for AI agents to orchestrate sub-agents with role contracts and disciplined handoffs.

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    Agent Coordination Protocol

    Agent Coordination Protocol

    Example session with this skill installed

    I need to build a React dashboard. Coordinate a Researcher for the UI components and an Implementer to write the code. Define the contracts and the first handoff.

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    • Compiled the agent coordination protocol

    Objective: Build a React dashboard.
    Role [Researcher]: Owns component selection & library discovery.
    Role [Implementer]: Owns code structure & logic. Must not choose libraries.
    Handoff: [Researcher] -> [Implementer]
    Completed: Audited Radix UI vs DaisyUI.
    Decision: Radix UI (accessibility priority).

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    What you get

    Eliminate duplicated effort in multi-agent coding tasksStructure handoffs to prevent context loss between planning and executionResolve conflicting decisions between specialized agents using priority rulesMaintain a shared decision ledger for long-running autonomous workflows

    About this skill

    What it does

    The Agent Coordination Protocol is a tool-agnostic operating procedure designed to transform a single AI agent into a disciplined orchestrator of specialized sub-agents. It eliminates the chaos common in multi-agent workflows—such as drifting objectives, duplicated work, and contradictory outputs—by enforcing a rigorous system of role contracts and structured handoffs.

    Why use this skill

    Managing multiple agents often leads to "context rot" where critical information is lost during transitions. This skill provides the mental framework for an AI to decompose complex objectives into clear, non-overlapping roles. Instead of ad-hoc prompting, it uses a deterministic model of Objective Contracts and Handoff Packets to ensure every sub-agent knows exactly what they own and what they must not touch.

    Supported tools

    Because this is a reasoning protocol rather than code, it works with any agent that reads the SKILL.md standard, including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, and Gemini CLI. It operates entirely through the agent's reasoning and structured output, with no servers, scripts, or external dependencies.

    The output

    The skill forces the agent to produce transparent coordination artifacts: a Shared Context Ledger of decisions, explicit success criteria, and structured packets when passing tasks between roles. This ensures the human user can audit the "why" and "how" of a collaborative AI workflow.

    How to install

    Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.

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