Does this purchase include all eleven specialists?

No. It includes the coordinator's complete method. Responsibility names help route work; they do not install other agents or include their specialist methods. It can operate alone.

Can it work without delegation tools?

Yes. It can organize available responsibilities sequentially and produce work maps, handoffs and closeout records. It does not pretend that separate agents were assigned when the host cannot delegate.

When is it most useful?

When a request spans product, design, engineering and checking, or when dependencies and repeated handbacks are slowing progress. A closed task can stay with one responsibility instead of an unnecessary waterfall.

What happens when work needs correction?

It routes the problem to its cause: product decision, design contract, implementation, missing evidence or environment. It preserves the current state and identifies what must come back before the affected work can finish.

What is included in the download?

The full coordination method and references, buyer and installation guidance, and two illustrative request/result pairs. Its underlying method is also in Product Squad Agent Skills. You may create commercial project deliverables; purchased source materials remain personal and non-transferable under Agensi terms.

What do the displayed examples show?

They illustrate the coordinator's work map and handoff detail. These pairs are editorial examples, not recordings of actual delegation or a completed software build.

Product Squad Orchestrator

Example session with this skill installed

We are planning a maintenance-request portal. Confirmed scope: tenants can submit a request, attach up to three images and see its status; staff can assign a technician. Payments and vendor accounts are excluded. Existing rule R-1: tenants must never see another tenant's request. AC-1 covers submission, AC-2 covers status visibility and AC-3 covers tenant isolation. We have a rough wireframe but no implementation, access policy specification or test evidence. This environment has no delegation or execution tools. Coordinate a concrete planning handoff, including dependencies and completion evidence. Do not claim a team has been assigned or that software was built.

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The planning handoff is complete as a proposed work map. Implementation and acceptance remain unstarted. The next blocking question is the access boundary behind R-1; the wireframe alone cannot settle it.

Coordination envelope
task_id: LOCAL-MAINTENANCE-01
artifact_id: LOCAL-MAINTENANCE-MAP-01 / version: 1
status: COMPLETE_LOCAL for this planning artifact
producer: Product Squad Orchestrator, one shared context
recipient: actual product decision owner and future implementation contributors
objective: prepare a bounded delivery plan for the maintenance-request portal
scope: request submission, up to three images, tenant-visible status and staff assignment; payments and vendor accounts excluded
inputs_and_sources: supplied scope, R-1, AC-1–3 and unversioned rough wireframe
confirmed_decisions: exclusions and R-1 supplied by the user
recommendations_and_pending: access policy, interface recovery behavior, implementation sizing and candidate proof are unresolved
criteria: AC-1–3 remain stable across all handoffs
next_action: decision owner confirms the access policy before implementation of tenant-visible data

Work map — proposed responsibilities, no actual assignments
SLICE-1 / access contract: specify who may read, create and assign each request. Proposed producer: software-architecture responsibility; recipient: implementation and QA. Inputs: R-1 and user/staff roles. Artifact: access matrix and request-ownership invariants. Dependency: actual owner confirms policy. Evidence: acceptance scenarios for own, other and missing tenant contexts; cover both list and individual-request access. State: NEEDS_DECISION.
SLICE-2 / interaction contract: specify submission, image-count enforcement, validation, loading, failed submission/retry and empty/status states. Proposed producer: interface-design responsibility; recipient: implementation. Inputs: wireframe and AC-1–2. Artifact: behavior/state specification. Can proceed while SLICE-1 waits, with any identity-dependent states marked pending. State: DRAFT.
SLICE-3 / bounded implementation: implement only the confirmed access and interaction contracts. Proposed producer: implementation contributor; recipient: QA. Dependencies: SLICE-1 confirmation and useful SLICE-2 specification. Deliver changed surface, immutable candidate identity, environment and limitations. State: not started.
SLICE-4 / proof and review: map each AC to observable checks on the frozen candidate. Proposed producers: evidence collector and separate reviewer where the host permits distinct contexts. Dependency: identified candidate and agreed contracts. State: NEEDS_EVIDENCE.

Prepared implementation handoff
artifact_id: LOCAL-MAINTENANCE-HANDOFF-01 / version: 1
status: NEEDS_DECISION
objective: implement the first useful request-to-status route after access rules are confirmed
scope: AC-1–3; preserve the declared exclusions
decision needed: exact read/create/assignment permissions and treatment of a missing tenant identity
proposed criterion refinement: AC-3a own-request access succeeds; AC-3b another tenant's request is inaccessible through both list and direct access; AC-3c missing tenant context cannot expose tenant data. These refinements are recommendations, not settled policy.
next_action: decision owner resolves the policy; interface specification work can continue independently.

Candidate/evidence index
Candidate: none; no repository or execution tools are available.
AC-1: planned submission and attachment-boundary checks; NOT_RUN.
AC-2: planned own-request status and failure/recovery checks; NOT_RUN.
AC-3: planned isolation checks tied to the confirmed policy; NOT_RUN.
Review: not performed. A coordinator's work-map completion is not technical acceptance.

Closeout: this revision supplies ownership, dependencies, prepared decisions and proof requirements. No agents were assigned, no code changed and no tests ran. The decision owner resolves SLICE-1; the implementation contributor then establishes a frozen candidate for actual proof and review.

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About this skill

Good specialists still need someone to keep the work connected.

Product Squad Orchestrator gives your AI a coordination method for carrying a product or software request through decisions, production, checking and rework. It identifies the responsibility needed next, turns dependencies into usable handoffs and keeps the final result connected to the original goal.

Use it when a feature crosses design and engineering, a project stalls between roles or corrections keep bouncing back without resolving the cause. Bring your objective, accepted decisions, current artifacts, constraints and available contributors or host capabilities. The orchestrator chooses the work the task actually needs rather than forcing every request through the same long sequence.

You get

A scoped work map with slices, dependencies and expected returns.
Filled handoffs that preserve requirements and decision ownership.
A candidate and check record that stays connected through rework.
A clear closeout showing completed work, blockers and the next action.

For a maintenance-request portal, it can separate tenant-isolation decisions, interface behavior, implementation and acceptance checks so one missing policy is resolved by the right owner while other work continues.

This is the standalone coordinator, not an eleven-agent bundle. Other specialist methods are separate purchases and are not required to use it. With actual delegation tools it can coordinate available contributors; otherwise it organizes work sequentially or delivers the planning artifacts. Supply your own AI access and execution tools.

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