Multi-agent orchestration for Claude Code, Grok, Codex, and OpenCode: worker dispatch, second opinions, wave fan-out, and autonomous loops
Choose a runtime, then follow its setup steps.
COMPLETE PLUGIN
Example session using the verified commands above.
Package the real constraints and evidence for a read-only advisor, then reconcile its verdict in the main session.
Run the Claude Code harness on GPT-5.6 Sol through a local CLIProxyAPI proxy when Anthropic usage runs out, and diagnose that setup when it drifts. Use for "my Anthropic usage ran out", "keep working on another model", "run Claude Code on GPT-5.6 Sol", "set up claudex", "claudex isn't working", or "bill against my Codex subscription". macOS + Homebrew.
Turn large implementation plans into bounded, reviewable work without surrendering architecture, verification, or git ownership.
This skill should be used when the user says "deploy a team", "spin up agents to work on this", "use all our agents", "coordinate specialists", or wants to break a large task into parallel sub-tasks handled by multiple domain experts simultaneously. Orchestrates Claude Code's experimental agent team system using the full installed specialist roster.
Design or harden a software factory: an agentic loop that iterates toward a goal with a verification gate, persistent state, and a stop condition. Use for "build a loop", "agentic loop", "self-iterating agent", "/loop", "/goal", "Ralph loop", "maker-checker", "agentic SDLC", "ADW", picking a verification gate, bounding a loop's blast radius, unintelligible auto-merged PR titles, or loop process dumped into a GitHub PR body.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "design the workflow visually", "show me the workflow before running it", "let me configure the agents first", "visual workflow builder", "which models for which steps", "let me pick the models", "plan this fan-out", "diagram the orchestration", or wants to review and adjust a multi-agent job — models, agents, phases, isolation — before it runs. Renders an editable graph (nodes, labeled edges, reject-back gates) the user can rewire; staffing is on the selected card. Emits a paste-back spec from the live graph. Builds on the coordinator skill; use coordinator alone when no visual review is wanted.
Dispatch many subagents in coordinated waves with per-wave review. Use for "fan out agents", "wave dispatch", "batch agents", "generate N variations", or any fan-out beyond about five parallel subagents that needs batching, ordering, and result reconciliation.
