Use when orchestrating a Python development task via specialized agents. Activates on "build a Python CLI", "add a feature", "write tests", "refactor Python code", "debug Python", "code review", or any multi-agent Python workflow. Invoke as /orchestrate with a task description or alone to use conversation context.
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name: orchestrate
description: Use when orchestrating a Python development task via specialized agents. Activates on "build a Python CLI", "add a feature", "write tests", "refactor Python code", "debug Python", "code review", or any multi-agent Python workflow. Invoke as /orchestrate with a task description or alone to use conversation context.
argument-hint: '[task description]'
---
# Task
orchestrate in plugins/python3-development/skills/orchestrate/
If `orchestrate` is empty, derive the task from the conversation so far. If no task can be derived, ask the user to describe what they want built or changed before proceeding.
## Step 1 — Read the orchestration guide (MANDATORY)
Read `../python3-development/references/python-development-orchestration.md`.
Do not proceed to Step 2 until this file has been read. It contains agent selection criteria, workflow patterns, quality gates, and multi-agent chaining patterns you will need to fill in Step 2.
## Step 2 — Plan the workflow
State aloud before the first Agent tool call:
```text
Task: <one sentence>
Workflow pattern: <TDD | Feature Addition | Refactoring | Debugging | Code Review>
Agent chain: <AGENT1> → <AGENT2> → ...
```
If you cannot fill in workflow pattern and agent chain from the guide read in Step 1, go back and read it.
## Step 3 — Execute
Agent routing — delegate rather than implement:
- Python code → subagent_type="python3-development:python-cli-architect"
- Tests → subagent_type="python3-development:python-pytest-architect"
- Code review → subagent_type="python3-development:code-reviewer"
- Architecture design → subagent_type="python3-development:python-cli-design-spec"
- Requirements → subagent_type="spec-analyst"
- Stdlib-only script → Skill(skill: "python3-development:stdlib-scripting")
Each delegation must include:
- Outcomes: what must be true when the agent is done
- Constraints: user requirements, compatibility, scope boundaries
- Known issues: error messages already in context (pass-through, not pre-gathered)
- File paths: where to start looking — not what you found there
Do NOT read source files before delegating. Agents search and read files for themselves — pass file paths, not file contents. Pre-gathering wastes orchestrator context and duplicates work the agent will do anyway.
Done when all agents in the stated chain have returned their outputs.
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