Orchestrator
Open-source interaction-design intelligence for AI coding agents - securely discover, select, adapt and validate UI motion, effects and interaction patterns.
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What its author says it does
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Use when any interface task begins and you need a single entry point that defers to the Motif root orchestrator and its mandatory 18-step workflow.
SKILL.md
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Orchestrator (thin entry)
This skill is a thin alias. It exists so callers can invoke "orchestrator" and be routed to the authoritative root.
When to invoke
- At the start of any design, build, improve, audit, or migration task.
- Whenever a sub-skill needs to re-anchor on the full workflow or the hard rules.
What it does
- Defers to the root
SKILL.md(motif). - Runs the mandatory 18-step workflow and enforces the hard-rule never-list.
- Loads engine knowledge selectively and delegates to the specialist skills.
Inputs / outputs
- Input: the user request and the target repository.
- Output: routing into the root workflow; no independent logic of its own.
CLI
ii (aliases oii, motif). Start with ii inspect then ii classify.
Do not duplicate workflow logic here. The root file is the single source of truth.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.