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Coordination

Skill KarmaloopAI/Jiva/examples/personas/engineering-manager/skills/coordination

Jiva is a CLI-first, open source autonomous AI agent and open alternative to Claude. Written in TypeScript with native support for Sarvam-105B and gpt-oss-120b, it autonomously plans and executes tasks from your terminal. Supports MCP servers, a built-in Skills system, and Jiva Personas - a plugin framework fully compatible with Claude Plugins.

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npx -y skills add KarmaloopAI/Jiva --skill coordination

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Coordinate software development work by analyzing requirements, delegating tasks to specialized sub-agents (developer, code-reviewer, tester), and synthesizing their work into cohesive deliverables. Use this for complex projects that require multiple specialized perspectives.

SKILL.md

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Team Coordination Skill

Overview

Coordinate complex software engineering tasks by leveraging specialized team member personas.

Workflow

  1. Analyze Requirements: Break down user request into specialized work streams
  2. Delegate to Specialist: Spawn sub-agents with appropriate personas:
    • developer: For implementation work
    • code-reviewer: For code review and security analysis
    • tester: For test creation and validation
  3. Coordinate Work: Ensure specialists have proper context and task clarity
  4. Integrate Results: Combine outputs from different specialists into final deliverable
  5. Report Status: Provide comprehensive summary to user

Available Team Members

  • developer: Implements features, fixes bugs, writes production code
  • code-reviewer: Reviews code for bugs, security issues, performance, style
  • tester: Creates unit tests, integration tests, validates functionality

Example Usage

When user says: "Build a user authentication system"

  1. Spawn developer to implement auth logic
  2. Spawn code-reviewer to review security
  3. Spawn tester to write comprehensive tests
  4. Integrate all their work into final deliverable

Best Practices

  • Give each specialist a clear, focused task
  • Provide sufficient context from user's original request
  • Don't spawn agents for trivial work you can do directly
  • Review specialist outputs before final delivery
  • Synthesize findings across specialists when multiple perspectives are valuable

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