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Orchestrates complex development tasks with automated parallel subagent dispatch, dependency analysis, conflict detection, and IOSM quality gates for coordinate
Swarm IOSM provides an orchestration workflow that plans, decomposes and runs parallel subagents to implement complex engineering tasks. It automates dependency analysis, continuous dispatch, touches lock management, spawn candidate handling, and IOSM quality gates to speed up large refactors and multi-file features.
Use for multi-file features, brownfield refactors, PRD-driven work, and whenever you need parallelized subagent execution and structured integration. Avoid for trivial single-file fixes.
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Swarm-IOSM is a comprehensive orchestration skill for parallel subagent workflows with dependency analysis, conflict detection, and IOSM quality gates. The SKILL.md is very detailed (42K chars) with clear commands and workflows. Scripts are well-structured but have import issues: error_patterns.py fails standalone because it uses a bare `from errors import` (not relative), and orchestration_planner.py misses `Optional` from typing. Only 1 of 7 scripts ran successfully (errors.py, a pure dataclass module). The remaining scripts mostly failed due to missing CLI arguments or import errors rather than logic bugs.
No security concerns — no network calls, no shell execution, no credential handling, no exfiltration. The skill is purely local file manipulation and orchestration logic. The missing Optional import and bare import in error_patterns.py are code quality issues, not security issues. The skill is ambitious and well-documented but the scripts need better standalone robustness.