herdr-advisorlisted

# Herdr advisor Unrelated to Claude Code's built-in advisor tool (`--advisor`) — a server-side consultant with no tools of its own. This skill launches a separate agent process that drives the worker. Do not invoke this skill while a grilling session is still open — the `grilling` skill, or Matt Pocock's `grill-me`, `grill-with-docs`, or `batch-grill-me`, which all run it. Continue that session directly without creating, consulting, or handing off to an advisor, even when the Advisor Model rule would otherwise apply. A grilling session ends when its frontier is empty, which is that skill's own completion condition. Once it does, this exclusion no longer applies: carrying out the agreed plan is ordinary work, and the Advisor Model rule governs it normally. ## Roles and scope - **Worker:** the main Herdr agent doing the user's work. It makes every change. - **Advisor:** the read-only Herdr agent that advises the worker and leads it to the next task. It never edits; it tells the worker what to change. The read-only rule follows the advisor model itself, which "runs without tools and without context management" so that "only the advice text reaches the executor" — see the [advisor tool documentation](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-use/advisor-tool). Only the worker creates the pair. The advisor is a leaf agent: never create another advisor, delegate a review, or ask the worker to advise you. The assignment defines the role even without an `-adv