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program command center
Orchestrate complex software tasks across multiple agents and CLIs with durable state tracking and automated QA.
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program command center
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I need to refactor our entire auth module to use OIDC, update the database schema, and rewrite the frontend login components in parallel. Decompose and start the orchestration.
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I have decomposed the OIDC refactor into four parallel workstreams and initialized the tracking state. A durable record has been created at ~/.hermes/tasks/oidc_refactor_20231027.json to manage the lifecycle of these tasks across different agents.
Orchestration Plan: OIDC Migration
| Task ID | Description | Dispatch Layer | Done-Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
TASK-001 | Update SQL schema for OIDC provider IDs | External CLI | Migration script passes dry-run |
TASK-002 | Implement OIDC strategy in backend | Hermes Subagent | Passport/Auth.js unit tests pass |
TASK-003 | Rewrite Login/Register UI components | External CLI | Storybook visual tests match specs |
TASK-004 | Integration QA & Token Flow Audit | Separate Session | End-to-end login flow succeeds |
Execution Log
{
"project": "Auth Refactor",
"status": "in_progress",
"tasks": [
{
"id": "TASK-001",
"status": "dispatched",
"target": "claude-code",
"checkpoint": "initializing_migrations"
},
{
"id": "TASK-002",
"status": "queued",
"target": "subagent_primary",
"checkpoint": null
}
]
}
Next steps
- Verify the task briefs in the
~/.hermes/tasks/directory. - Monitor
scripts/orchestrate.pyoutput as the external CLIs spin up worktrees. - Provide the OIDC provider credentials when prompted by the backend subagent.
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About this skill
Large software projects often stall when a single agent session runs out of context or fails to track complex, multi-step progress. Managing parallel workstreams across different tools like Claude Code or subagents manually leads to lost state and integration headaches.
This skill provides a structured orchestration framework to decompose, dispatch, and track massive engineering tasks. It moves beyond simple prompting by implementing a durable state management system and a rigorous delegation protocol.
What it does
- Task Decomposition breaks large features into small, independent units with concrete done-conditions.
- Multi-Layer Routing determines whether to use internal subagents, external coding CLIs, or cross-agent handoffs.
- State Management maintains a durable record of progress in
~/.hermes/tasks/to survive session resets. - Parallel Orchestration manages fan-out execution for independent workstreams and sequential pipelines.
- Automated QA enforces a separate verification layer where a different agent session audits the work before merging.
How it works
- Analyze and Decompose the user request into 3 to 7 verifiable tasks using the provided patterns.
- Initialize State by creating a JSON tracking file to record progress, metadata, and checkpoints.
- Dispatch Work to the optimal layer, whether it is a local terminal CLI or a reasoning-heavy subagent.
- Audit and Merge results through a dedicated QA step that compares output against the original requirements.
Frameworks & tools
Built for Linux and macOS environments requiring python3. It interfaces with external coding CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode through terminal-based orchestration and structured JSON state tracking.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts fail when a task requires hours of execution or spans dozens of files. This skill provides the scripts and templates needed to maintain a "source of truth" on disk, ensuring work resumes correctly after failures and that no agent ever reviews its own code.
Use cases
- Orchestrating a full-stack refactor across multiple directories simultaneously.
- Delegating long-running builds or migrations to external coding CLIs while maintaining a progress log.
- Managing complex handoffs between specialized agents for frontend and backend logic.
- Implementing a rigorous "double-check" workflow for critical infrastructure changes.
Known limitations
Requires a local environment with python3 installed. It is not intended for simple one-line fixes or single-file edits. Persistent background processes are not supported and must be handled via cron or manual resumes.
Requires python3 on Linux or macOS. Not for trivial one-file edits. Max two retries per task before user escalation. Background processes do not persist across system restarts.
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- 1
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