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A single goal-driven CLI entry that creates or resumes orchestrator tracks: parse a user goal, generate plan/spec, and run an evaluate-loop to execute multi-age
This skill implements a single /go entry point for an agent conductor/orchestrator system. Users state a goal and the skill parses intent, detects or creates a track, generates spec and plan documents, emits track metadata, and dispatches an evaluate-loop that coordinates multiple specialized agents (planning, execution, debugging). It automates track lifecycle: create track directories, produce spec.md and plan.md (DAG), generate metadata.json, and run monitoring and quality gates.
Use /go when you want to convert a high-level request into a managed multi-step project: feature development, bugfixes, refactors, or larger tasks that benefit from an agentic evaluate-loop. It is appropriate when you want autonomous orchestration or to resume existing tracks. Not intended for trivial single-step commands.
Designed for multi-agent orchestration platforms (Claude Code, Claude-based orchestrators) and agents that support running evaluate-loop style workflows and interacting with repo file systems. Works best when integrated with conductor-orchestrator components.
A goal-driven CLI entry point for the Conductor multi-agent orchestration system. Parses a user goal, creates/resumes tracks, and dispatches to conductor-orchestrator. No bundled scripts to evaluate. The SKILL.md provides a workflow but relies heavily on an external Conductor system (tracks, config, orchestrator agent) that must already be set up, making it not usable standalone.
No scripts present for runtime testing. SKILL.md is a coordination/orchestration entry point that delegates to other agents. Security is clean — no risky patterns. The skill is niche and requires significant external setup, limiting practical usefulness. The 'superpower_enhanced' flag concept is interesting but undocumented outside this skill.