conductorlisted
Install: claude install-skill zedarvates/botte-secrete
# conductor — goal → ordered plan of capabilities
The router, generalised: not "which model tier?" but "given this **goal**, which
capabilities, in which order, and what stays local?". The plan is the product —
you (or the agent) execute it; the Conductor never runs anything itself.
```bash
python -m skills.conductor.cli "test my desktop app and report crashes"
python -m skills.conductor.cli "reduce token cost and deploy on my project" --json
# Execute the plan (read-only steps run; mutating/cloud steps are gated):
python -m skills.conductor.cli "audit my project and report metrics" --execute
python -m skills.conductor.cli "..." --execute --dry-run # preview, runs nothing
python -m skills.conductor.cli "..." --execute --confirm # also run gated steps
```
## How it plans
1. **Curate** — picks the capabilities relevant to the goal ([[capabilities]]
curator, local lexical match, 0 tokens).
2. **Order** — sorts them by the system's layers (SENSE → DECIDE → ACT →
REMEMBER → GOVERN → DEPLOY): understand → decide → act → remember.
3. **Annotate** — each step gets a concrete command, a local/cloud flag, and the
reason it's there.
4. **Estimate** — the goal's effort tier ([[auto_router]]) tells you whether any
step's reasoning will escalate to the cloud.
Output: an ordered list of steps, **0 cloud tokens** to produce. It composes the
module collection into a coherent plan per goal — the conductor of the system.
## Executing the plan
The plan can be *run*,