Layer 3 cross-repo orchestration driver for the livespec family (invoked as /livespec-orchestrate). Composes /livespec:next and the active impl-plugin's next; dispatches sub-agents (each working in its own self-managed secondary worktree, NOT the harness isolation mechanism) into livespec, livespec-impl-, livespec-dev-tooling, and livespec-runtime; reaps merged worktrees via just reap-stale-worktrees; runs just check + /livespec:doctor as a hard gate; emits a structured iteration journal; halts on architectural ambiguity, broken state, destructive ops, phase boundaries (default; can be pre-authorized), or (defensive) context-budget exhaustion. Per SPECIFICATION/spec.md §"Three-layer orchestration architecture" and §"Layer 3 loop driver — required shape and discipline" in non-functional-requirements.md, this skill is the SINGLE Layer 3 driver across the livespec family — impl-plugin repos do NOT carry their own. The directory name carries a livespec- visual prefix to disambiguate from the harness's built-in /loop skill (recurring-task scheduler); project-local skills have no real namespace mechanism, so the prefix is a convention, not enforcement.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Layer 3 cross-repo orchestration driver for the livespec family (invoked as /livespec-orchestrate). Composes /livespec:next and the active impl-plugin's next; dispatches sub-agents (each working in its own self-managed secondary worktree, NOT the harness isolation mechanism) into livespec, livespec-impl-, livespec-dev-tooling, and livespec-runtime; reaps merged worktrees via just reap-stale-worktrees; runs just check + /livespec:doctor as a hard gate; emits a structured iteration journal; halts on architectural ambiguity, broken state, destructive ops, phase boundaries (default; can be pre-authorized), or (defensive) context-budget exhaustion. Per SPECIFICATION/spec.md §"Three-layer orchestration architecture" and §"Layer 3 loop driver — required shape and discipline" in non-functional-requirements.md, this skill is the SINGLE Layer 3 driver across the livespec family — impl-plugin repos do NOT carry their own. The directory name carries a livespec- visual prefix to disambiguate from the harness's built-in /loop skill (recurring-task scheduler); project-local skills have no real namespace mechanism, so the prefix is a convention, not enforcement.
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Layer 3 cross-repo orchestration driver for the livespec family (invoked as /livespec-orchestrate). Composes /livespec:next and the active impl-plugin's next; dispatches sub-agents (each working in its own self-managed secondary worktree, NOT the harness isolation mechanism) into livespec, livespec-impl-*, livespec-dev-tooling, and livespec-runtime; reaps merged worktrees via `just reap-stale-worktrees`; runs `just check` + /livespec:doctor as a hard gate; emits a structured iteration journal; halts on architectural ambiguity, broken state, destructive ops, phase boundaries (default; can be pre-authorized), or (defensive) context-budget exhaustion. Per `SPECIFICATION/spec.md` §"Three-layer orchestration architecture" and §"Layer 3 loop driver — required shape and discipline" in non-functional-requirements.md, this skill is the SINGLE Layer 3 driver across the livespec family — impl-plugin repos do NOT carry their own. The directory name carries a `livespec-` visual prefix to disambiguate from the harness's built-in `/loop` skill (recurring-task scheduler); project-local skills have no real namespace mechanism, so the prefix is a convention, not enforcement.
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.