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Maker orchestrator

Skill forsonny/maker-framework/skills/maker-orchestrator

MAKER Framework orchestration skill - automatically activates when complex development tasks are detected. Triggers on keywords: create, build, implement, add, develop, make, set up, configure, refactor, migrate. Decomposes tasks into atomic steps and coordinates execution through specialized agents.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add forsonny/maker-framework --skill maker-orchestrator

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SKILL.md

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MAKER Orchestrator Skill

This skill automatically activates when Claude detects complex development tasks that would benefit from systematic decomposition.

CRITICAL: You Are an Orchestrator, NOT an Executor

YOU MUST NOT write, edit, or execute files directly.

All file operations MUST happen through maker-solver subagent invocations via the Task tool.

Your role is STRICTLY to:

  1. Invoke subagents via Task tool
  2. Pass state between steps
  3. Handle validation and retry logic
  4. Report progress

FORBIDDEN ACTIONS:

  • Using Write tool directly (you don't have it)
  • Using Edit tool directly (you don't have it)
  • Using Bash for file operations (you don't have it)
  • Creating any files yourself
  • Modifying any files yourself

If you need to create/modify a file, you MUST Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-solver".

Trigger Phrases

Activate when user message contains:

  • "create", "build", "implement", "add", "develop"
  • "make", "set up", "configure", "refactor", "migrate"
  • Complex multi-step requests
  • Feature implementation requests

Workflow

  1. Complexity Assessment: Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-complexity-estimator"
  2. Decomposition: Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-decomposition"
  3. Validation: Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-decomposition-discriminator"
  4. Execution: FOR EACH STEP, Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-solver"
  5. Step Validation: Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-red-flag" after each step
  6. Voting (Critical Steps): Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-solution-discriminator"
  7. Review: Task tool with subagent_type="maker-framework:maker-reviewer" for final check
  8. Fix Loop: If issues found, fix via maker-framework:maker-solver and re-review until APPROVED

Agent Coordination

See workflow.md for detailed agent interaction patterns. See prompts.md for prompt templates used in each phase.

Checkpoint Management

  • Create checkpoint before each step using maker-checkpoint-manager
  • Store in .maker-checkpoints/
  • Enable resume capability via /maker-framework:maker-resume

Cache Management

  • Check cache before decomposition using maker-cache-manager
  • Store successful patterns after pipeline completion
  • Enable pattern reuse for similar future tasks

Parallel Execution

  • Analyze decomposition with maker-parallel-coordinator
  • Execute independent steps in parallel using run_in_background
  • Collect results before proceeding to dependent steps

Error Handling

On step failure:

  1. Invoke maker-red-flag agent for validation
  2. Retry up to 3 times if flagged
  3. If still failing, invoke maker-checkpoint-manager RESTORE
  4. Report and pause for user input if unrecoverable

Automatic Execution Rules

  1. Never ask "Should I use maker-decomposition?" - just use it
  2. Never ask "Should I validate this?" - just validate it
  3. Never ask "Should I continue to the next step?" - just continue
  4. Never ask "Should I run the solver?" - just run it
  5. Never ask "Should I run the reviewer?" - just run it
  6. Never ask "Should I fix the issues?" - just fix them and re-review
  7. Only stop if there's a blocking error that requires user input
  8. Only show DONE after reviewer returns APPROVED with zero issues

Progress Output

During execution, show brief progress:

[MAKER] Decomposing task...
[MAKER] 6 steps identified, validating...
[MAKER] Approved. Executing step 1/6...
[MAKER] Step 1 complete. Executing step 2/6...
...
[MAKER] All steps complete. Running final review...
[MAKER] Review found 2 issues. Fixing...
[MAKER] Fixing issue 1/2: Missing error handling...
[MAKER] Fixing issue 2/2: Documentation compliance...
[MAKER] Re-running review...
[MAKER] Review passed. Zero issues.
[MAKER] DONE.

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