delegation-check
FeaturedCheck workflow delegation prompts against agent role definitions for content separation violations. Detects conflicts, duplication, boundary leaks, and missing contracts. Triggers on "check delegation", "delegation conflict", "prompt vs role check".
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Quality Score: 87/100
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- Author
- catlog22
- Repository
- catlog22/maestro-flow
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- 2 days ago
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- None
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multi-agent-delegation
Prevent no-op and silent delegation failures when an orchestrator agent hands work to subagents. Use when a subagent re-delegates to a child agent and idles instead of working, when a completion notice arrives but no artifacts exist (git status shows no changes), when execution-environment differences (WSL / Git Bash / PowerShell / sandbox) fake success silently, or before writing any delegation prompt, especially when multiple writers could share one checkout containing WIP. Canonical source for mandatory delegation-prompt clauses, artifact verification of completion notices, resume-based recovery, and ledger-as-spec parallel delegation. Symptom keywords: silent failure, no-op delegation, "delegated and waiting", 完了通知なのに成果物が無い, 子へ再委譲して待機, 空振り, 無言失敗.
delegate-work
Brief a background agent, confirm the brief arrived, and verify its report before acting on it. Use when writing the prompt for a subagent or parallel session, when several agents will run against one repository, when an instruction sent to a running agent goes unmentioned in its report, when a delegated fix has been rejected and another verification round is about to start, or before relaying a delegate's report onward. Also use when a delegate's final report arrives as a fragment or refers to a message that never reached you. Do NOT use to measure a run's cost (audit-agent), to prove a green check could go red (prove-checks), or to check a delegated claim (research-it).
delegate
This skill should be used when preparing to delegate any task to an agent — a single Agent() spawn or a whole wave — or when the user says "spawn an agent", "delegate this", "parallelize this", "split this work", or "use a subagent". It also applies when choosing a model tier, batching small tasks, or deciding inline-vs-spawn. Reload before every delegation, not once per session.