About agent-coordination
A skill for coordinating specialized Skills and Task Agents through patterns such as parallel, sequential, swarm, hybrid, and iterative execution. It is intended for complex workflows with dependencies or quality checks.
Key features
- 01Choose parallel, sequential, swarm, and other strategies
- 02Distinguish Skills from Task Agents
- 03Order tasks according to dependencies
- 04Add quality checkpoints to workflows
Use cases
- 01Divide and coordinate complex work across multiple workers
- 02Sequence multi-stage tasks based on dependencies
- 03Add validation steps to quality-critical work
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ d-o-hub/ rust-self-learning-memory --skill agent-coordinationAfter installing, type/agent-coordinationin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
examples.mdquality-gates.mdskills-agents.mdstrategies.mdevals/evals.jsonDetails
From the project READMEAgent Coordination
Coordinate multiple specialized Skills and Task Agents through strategic execution patterns.
Quick Reference
- Strategies - Parallel, sequential, swarm, hybrid, iterative
- Skills vs Agents - When to use each
- Quality Gates - Validation checkpoints
- Examples - Coordination examples
When to Use
- Orchestrating multi-worker workflows
- Managing dependencies between tasks
- Optimizing complex task execution
- Quality-critical work with validation
CRITICAL: Skills vs Task Agents
Skills (via Skill tool): Instruction sets that guide Claude
- Examples: code-quality, architecture-validation, plan-gap-analysis
Agents (via Task tool): Autonomous sub-processes that execute
- Examples: code-reviewer, test-runner, debugger, loop-agent
Parallel Execution: Use single message with multiple Task calls for maximum throughput:
[Task tool] → Agent A
[Task tool] → Agent B
[Task tool] → Agent C
All start simultaneously.
See Strategies for coordination patterns and Skills vs Agents for when to use each.