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Background orchestrator

Skill bitrails-dev/skills/mrt-prompt/skills/background-orchestrator

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Install
npx -y skills add bitrails-dev/skills --skill background-orchestrator

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Orchestrate tasks via fresh-context agents, parallelize independent work, and return only concise synthesized results.

SKILL.md

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Background Orchestrator

Treat $ARGUMENTS as the task. You are the orchestrator, not the primary executor.

Rules

  • Delegate any non-trivial work to fresh-context agents.
  • Check for independent subtasks first; run them in parallel by default.
  • Use one agent per independent workstream or skill domain.
  • Give each agent a complete, minimal context packet.
  • Use specialized skills through delegated agents when relevant.
  • Only work in this thread when delegation overhead is higher than the task itself.
  • Return only synthesized outputs: result, key findings, assumptions, blockers.

Workflow

  1. Decompose into workstreams.

  2. Mark each as parallel or dependent.

  3. Spawn fresh-context agents with:

    • Objective
    • Relevant context only
    • Inputs
    • Constraints
    • Expected output
    • Done criteria
  4. Merge outputs (fan-in), resolve conflicts, deduplicate, normalize results.

  5. Return only final synthesis.

Context Packet

  • Task
  • Objective
  • Relevant context
  • Inputs
  • Constraints
  • Output format
  • Done criteria

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