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Helps the agent clarify, break down, schedule, and track delegated tasks using memory and routines; creates plans with steps, due dates and monitoring routines.
This skill teaches the agent to accept delegation-style requests and manage them end-to-end: clarify requirements, decompose tasks into actionable steps, persist plans to memory, create routines or reminders for follow-ups, and report progress concisely. It defines a lightweight process for default proactivity, tracking status, and using profile context to tailor communication.
Use when a user asks the agent to take ownership of a task, set reminders, schedule recurring checks, or build a tracked plan. Also useful for onboarding handoffs, running recurring routines, or creating heartbeat/monitoring items tied to tasks. Not needed for one-off informational queries with no follow-up.
Designed for general assistant agents with memory and scheduling capabilities (OpenClaw/IronClaw-style agents). Works best where agent can perform memory_write and routine_create operations and integrate with user preferences.
A pure-instruction skill (no scripts) that guides agents through a 6-step task delegation process: clarify, break down, set up tracking, use profile context, execute/queue, and report back. Clean frontmatter with activation keywords and patterns. No security concerns whatsoever — no scripts, no shell commands, no network calls. Functional but somewhat generic; lacks edge case guidance and depth beyond the basic workflow.
No scripts to run. Skill is entirely instructional. Well-written but lightweight — could benefit from example outputs, error handling guidance, and more specific tool integration patterns.
