Executes an approved agentmaster-plan plan and chains straight into the full code review. Use when the user has accepted a plan and wants it built — "execute the plan", "run the plan", "build it", or /agentmaster-execute. Reads the plan, resolves blocking open questions with the user, dispatches one implementer subagent per conflict-free parallel group, gates on per-task verification, then invokes agentmaster-review, which performs the frontier code review and owns the fix loop.
EnglishCost-tiered planning pipeline. Use when the user asks to plan a feature, refactor, migration, or fix with agentmaster, or invokes /agentmaster-plan. A frontier orchestrator dispatches cheap scout/code-analyst workers for evidence, detects the project toolchain, drafts a parallel-safe plan with an evidence ledger, and survives adversarial critique. Supports --lite and --headless.
EnglishTranscript-driven analyze-fix-verify loop for the agentmaster skill suite itself. Use after a pipeline run leaves artifacts behind — .transcripts/ snapshots, root-level run transcripts (OUTPUT.md-style), generated docs, or accumulated telemetry — when the user wants the suite's own skills to keep improving from real usage, or invokes /agentmaster-retro. Grades corpus artifacts against a rubric with code-analyst (haiku scout inventories, sonnet code-analyst grades ALREADY-FIXED/PARTIALLY-FIXED/UNFIXED against current skill text), ranks weaknesses, dispatches implementer fixes, verifies with the plan-structure lint and full gate, and writes a dated retro to .agentmaster/retro/ so the next run closes the loop.
EnglishCost-tiered adversarial code review. Use after implementer subagents complete a agentmaster-plan plan (the plan's review gate invokes this), or whenever the user wants a rigorous review of a diff, branch, PR, or recent changes. Works from the assumption that the code is bad — poorly implemented, doesn't scale, violates YAGNI, SOLID, or DRY, is hard to test, badly structured, or insecure — and makes it prove otherwise with evidence. Keeps frontier reasoning for adjudication only: dispatches scout (haiku) and code-analyst (sonnet) for all evidence, then approves or emits fix tasks and dispatches implementers. Trigger on "review the changes", "review this diff", "review this branch", or as the final task of an executed plan.
EnglishIncludes Agentmaster Execute, Agentmaster Plan, Agentmaster Retro, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Agentmaster Execute
Executes an approved agentmaster-plan plan and chains straight into the full code review. Use when the user has accepted a plan and wants it built — "execute the plan", "run the plan", "build it", or /agentmaster-execute. Reads the plan, resolves blocking open questions with the user, dispatches one implementer subagent per conflict-free parallel group, gates on per-task verification, then invokes agentmaster-review, which performs the frontier code review and owns the fix loop.
Agentmaster Plan
Cost-tiered planning pipeline. Use when the user asks to plan a feature, refactor, migration, or fix with agentmaster, or invokes /agentmaster-plan. A frontier orchestrator dispatches cheap scout/code-analyst workers for evidence, detects the project toolchain, drafts a parallel-safe plan with an evidence ledger, and survives adversarial critique. Supports --lite and --headless.
Agentmaster Retro
Transcript-driven analyze-fix-verify loop for the agentmaster skill suite itself. Use after a pipeline run leaves artifacts behind — .transcripts/ snapshots, root-level run transcripts (OUTPUT.md-style), generated docs, or accumulated telemetry — when the user wants the suite's own skills to keep improving from real usage, or invokes /agentmaster-retro. Grades corpus artifacts against a rubric with code-analyst (haiku scout inventories, sonnet code-analyst grades ALREADY-FIXED/PARTIALLY-FIXED/UNFIXED against current skill text), ranks weaknesses, dispatches implementer fixes, verifies with the plan-structure lint and full gate, and writes a dated retro to .agentmaster/retro/ so the next run closes the loop.
Agentmaster Review
Cost-tiered adversarial code review. Use after implementer subagents complete a agentmaster-plan plan (the plan's review gate invokes this), or whenever the user wants a rigorous review of a diff, branch, PR, or recent changes. Works from the assumption that the code is bad — poorly implemented, doesn't scale, violates YAGNI, SOLID, or DRY, is hard to test, badly structured, or insecure — and makes it prove otherwise with evidence. Keeps frontier reasoning for adjudication only: dispatches scout (haiku) and code-analyst (sonnet) for all evidence, then approves or emits fix tasks and dispatches implementers. Trigger on "review the changes", "review this diff", "review this branch", or as the final task of an executed plan.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Agentmaster Execute skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: MIT. The author’s terms apply.