superscalarlisted
Install: claude install-skill SoliEstre/EstreGenesis
# Superscalar — execution-scheduling discipline
You are about to dispatch parallel work. Before you do, run through this checklist.
## 1. issue_width formula (the concurrency cap)
Lane class matters. Read-only and write/worktree lanes have DIFFERENT caps:
```
issue_width_read = min(effort_band, runtime_concurrency_ceiling, autonomy_available_workers)
issue_width_write = min(effort_band, pace_mode_cap, Little's-Law-review-throughput, Kanban-WIP, autonomy_available_workers)
```
- **effort_band** — Anthropic effort tier (Cautious 2-4× / Proactive 5-6× / Burst 6-8× / Sprint 9-10×)
- **pace_mode_cap** — write lanes only (Burst = 6, Sprint = unbounded modulo runtime ceiling)
- **Little's-Law** — write only (review throughput ÷ task duration; binds retire-merge)
- **Kanban-WIP** — write only (≈ team_size + 1; binds WAW/merge contention)
- **autonomy_available_workers** — both classes (Haiku-tier worker = 0 for autonomous lanes per dogfood telemetry)
- **runtime_concurrency_ceiling** — `min(16, cores - 2)` per workflow; `max parallel tool calls` per agent-tool fan-out
`effective_concurrent_lanes = min(policy_cap, runtime_ceiling)`. `issue_width_write` is a hard policy bound; `issue_width_read` is a soft preference under the runtime ceiling.
## 2. Cost-benefit gate (spawn vs inline)
Open a lane only when `estimated isolation + merge overhead < expected parallel/early-start benefit`. Inputs: worktree setup cost · task size · dependency fan-out · conflict likelihood · pace mode