Task Orchestration

What it does

This skill automates complex workflows by sequencing tasks and managing dependencies within a multi-agent environment. It decomposes user requests into individual agent tasks, assigns agents and skills, and manages parallel execution. The Task Orchestration Protocol is integral to the GoodVibes orchestrator's process for delivering features through multiple agents, relying on directives from the runtime engine.

When to use it

• User provides a feature request requiring multiple work streams.
• The request involves multiple domains (e.g., backend, frontend, database).
• The request can be parallelized into independent subtasks.
• The request requires coordination across multiple agents.

Key capabilities

• Decomposes feature requests into agent tasks.
• Assigns agents and skills to those tasks.
• Manages the parallel execution of tasks.
• Executes directives from the runtime engine (spawn, complete, escalate) without judgment.
• Complies with strict directive compliance rules: immediate execution, priority over other actions, autonomy ending upon first directive, and runtime logic superseding orchestrator judgment.

Example prompts

• "Implement a new user authentication system."
• "Add a shopping cart feature to the website, including backend database integration."
• "Build out the API endpoints for our mobile application."

Tips & gotchas

• This skill is designed for complex requests involving multiple work streams and parallel tasks. It's not suitable for simple edits or analysis-only tasks.
• The orchestrator always follows directives from the runtime engine; it does not make decisions about review, fix, or completion steps.
• Directive execution is immediate and prioritized – no delays or intervening actions are permitted.