Quick reference for arm command syntax — use when working in an armature-managed repo to find actionable work, run orchestrated execution, and manage issue state.
EnglishUse when verifying completed work before story sign-off — checks citation coverage, source UUID integrity, outcome quality, and repo health. Runs validate, sources verify, render-context, and doctor --strict.
EnglishUse when operating orchestration in an armature-managed repository — runs the pull loop (arm ready + arm orchestrate), scales concurrent orchestrators, integrates outcomes, validates citation coverage, and closes stories with a pull request. Manual worker dispatch remains available as a fallback path. Does not require a worker identity (skip worker-init). Requires arm on PATH.
EnglishUse when running Armature's default pull-model execution loop. Polls ready work, runs arm orchestrate, handles retries/escalations, and scales out via concurrent orchestrator processes. Requires arm on PATH.
EnglishUse when creating a new story or epic — translates objectives into a well-structured DAG of actionable work. Covers decompose-apply (with dry-run), dag-transition, source registration, dependency linking, and validation before releasing work to workers.
EnglishUse for manual task execution in an armature-managed repository. Default execution is now arm orchestrate; this skill is for fallback workflows where a coordinator intentionally dispatches a worker outside orchestrator mode. Enforces per-task commits and story-level push/PR strategy.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Armature Auditor, Armature Coordinator, Armature Orchestrator, and other workflows.
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Armature
Quick reference for arm command syntax — use when working in an armature-managed repo to find actionable work, run orchestrated execution, and manage issue state.
Armature Auditor
Use when verifying completed work before story sign-off — checks citation coverage, source UUID integrity, outcome quality, and repo health. Runs validate, sources verify, render-context, and doctor --strict.
Armature Coordinator
Use when operating orchestration in an armature-managed repository — runs the pull loop (arm ready + arm orchestrate), scales concurrent orchestrators, integrates outcomes, validates citation coverage, and closes stories with a pull request. Manual worker dispatch remains available as a fallback path. Does not require a worker identity (skip worker-init). Requires arm on PATH.
Armature Orchestrator
Use when running Armature's default pull-model execution loop. Polls ready work, runs arm orchestrate, handles retries/escalations, and scales out via concurrent orchestrator processes. Requires arm on PATH.
Armature Planner
Use when creating a new story or epic — translates objectives into a well-structured DAG of actionable work. Covers decompose-apply (with dry-run), dag-transition, source registration, dependency linking, and validation before releasing work to workers.
Armature Worker
Use for manual task execution in an armature-managed repository. Default execution is now arm orchestrate; this skill is for fallback workflows where a coordinator intentionally dispatches a worker outside orchestrator mode. Enforces per-task commits and story-level push/PR strategy.
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