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Canonical demo of the Command → Agent → Skill orchestration pattern: shows preloaded vs dynamic skill invocation, with a code-review example and templates.
The MPM Orchestration Demo is a reference skill that documents and demonstrates the Command → Agent → Skill pattern used in Claude MPM. It explains two invocation styles — preloaded skills injected via frontmatter, and dynamic runtime invocation via the Skill tool — and provides a concrete code-review orchestration example that wires a command, an agent with preloaded checklist skills, and a dynamic formatter skill.
Use this demo when designing new MPM workflows, onboarding developers to orchestration best practices, or when choosing between embedding knowledge in agents versus invoking skills dynamically. It's especially useful as a template for building commands that orchestrate agents and conditional skill calls.
Designed for Claude MPM environments and similar multi-participant agent frameworks that support frontmatter-preloaded skills and runtime Skill tool invocation; relevant to teams building agent orchestration with Claude, Sonnet, or other MPM-capable runtimes.
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