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    Orchestrate complex software tasks across multiple agents and CLIs with durable state tracking and automated QA.

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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 IDDescriptionDispatch LayerDone-Condition
    TASK-001Update SQL schema for OIDC provider IDsExternal CLIMigration script passes dry-run
    TASK-002Implement OIDC strategy in backendHermes SubagentPassport/Auth.js unit tests pass
    TASK-003Rewrite Login/Register UI componentsExternal CLIStorybook visual tests match specs
    TASK-004Integration QA & Token Flow AuditSeparate SessionEnd-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.py output 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

    1. Analyze and Decompose the user request into 3 to 7 verifiable tasks using the provided patterns.
    2. Initialize State by creating a JSON tracking file to record progress, metadata, and checkpoints.
    3. Dispatch Work to the optimal layer, whether it is a local terminal CLI or a reasoning-heavy subagent.
    4. 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.

    How to use

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill addresses 'context drift' and state loss by moving task tracking from the LLM's short-term memory to a durable JSON-based system on your local disk, allowing for long-running engineering projects that survive session resets.

    The skill is designed for Linux and macOS environments with Python 3; it acts as a bridge to orchestrate external coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, and other terminal-based AI agents.

    Your purchase includes the core orchestration scripts, the task decomposition framework, JSON state templates, and the automated QA protocol documentation required to set up the environment.

    No, this skill is specifically architected for complex, multi-step engineering tasks like full-stack refactors; for simple, single-file edits, standard direct prompting is more efficient.

    The skill implements a mandatory 'Automated QA' layer where a separate agent session or subagent audits the completed tasks against the original requirements before any code is considered 'done'.

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