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Agentmaster execute

Skill rhawk117/agentmaster/copilot/skills/agentmaster-execute

Claude Code & GitHub Copilot skill. Expensive head, cheap hands, a master decision-maker on a frontier reasoning model that never touches the repository, commanding subagent workers that do all the reading, running, and writing with adversarial gates at both ends.

Install
npx -y skills add rhawk117/agentmaster --skill agentmaster-execute

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Execute an agentmaster plan. Use when the user asks to execute, implement, or run a plan produced by agentmaster-plan, or invokes /agentmaster-execute. Honors the plan's execution mode (sequential default, justified parallel with optional pilot), gates every task on verification, re-verifies independently, runs the coherence pass, then chains into the review.

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This skill is a router. Execution runs inside the agentmaster-execute custom agent, which dispatches implementer workers and never edits files in this session.

Invoke the agentmaster-execute custom agent now, passing the plan path or scope and any --headless flag verbatim. Do not implement the plan inline. If the custom agent is not available, tell the user to run python install.py install --target copilot from the agentmaster bundle.

Plan: $ARGUMENTS

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