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Agent lane operations lite

Skill Johnny-Martinez/fleet-of-one-free/skills/agent-lane-operations-lite

Free starter kit for running AI coding agents with proof gates, status badges, and lane discipline. MIT.

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npx -y skills add Johnny-Martinez/fleet-of-one-free --skill agent-lane-operations-lite

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Lightweight lane discipline for running multiple AI agents in parallel without ownership conflicts or false done claims.

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Agent Lane Operations Lite

Use this skill when work can be split across independent agents.

Lane Contract

Every lane gets:

  • Clear ownership: files, routes, docs, or read-only scope.
  • A status badge requirement.
  • A no-revert rule for other people's work.
  • A final report with changed paths, proof, blockers, and gaps.

When To Parallelize

Parallelize when tasks are independent:

  • Read-only audits.
  • Separate docs sections.
  • Separate feature flags.
  • Separate test/proof lanes.

Do not parallelize when lanes would write the same files, share a migration, depend on one unknown result, or require one irreversible approval.

Prompt Template

Lead your returned report with a Status Badge (🟢 DONE / 🟡 WORKING / 🔴 BLOCKED / ⚪ FYI).
Work in <repo path>.
You are not alone in the codebase; do not revert or rewrite edits by others.
Ownership: only <paths>.
Task: <specific outcome>.
No public publish. No external calls unless explicitly approved.
Final report: paths changed, proof run, remaining gaps.

Synthesis

After lanes report back:

  1. Read every lane report.
  2. Resolve conflicts before merging claims.
  3. Roll up one badge.
  4. Separate "implemented", "verified", and "still missing".

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