Orchestrate Command
Run an orchestration workflow that plans multi-agent execution for a complex task.
Input
$ARGUMENTS - The task description to orchestrate
Workflow
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Analyze the task to identify:
- What reconnaissance is needed (scout phase)
- What implementation is required (build phase)
- What verification is needed (review phase)
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Design the orchestration plan:
- Agent templates to use
- Phase sequence
- Dependencies between phases
- Expected outputs per phase
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Output the orchestration plan in format:
## Orchestration Plan
**Task:** [task description]
### Phase 1: Scout
**Agents:** [count] x [template]
**Purpose:** [what to discover]
**Areas:**
- [area 1]
- [area 2]
**Expected Output:** [deliverable]
### Phase 2: Build
**Agents:** [count] x [template]
**Input:** Scout findings
**Changes:**
- [change 1]
- [change 2]
**Expected Output:** [deliverable]
### Phase 3: Review
**Agents:** [count] x [template]
**Criteria:**
- [criterion 1]
- [criterion 2]
**Expected Output:** [deliverable]
### Execution Notes
**Total Agents:** [count]
**Parallel Opportunities:** [phases that can run in parallel]
**SDK Requirement:** This plan requires Claude Agent SDK for actual orchestration
### Agent Commands
[Draft command prompts for each agent]
SDK Note
Important: This command produces an orchestration plan. Actual execution of orchestrator patterns with agent creation/deletion requires Claude Agent SDK, not Claude Code subagents.
Example
/orchestrate Add rate limiting to the authentication endpoints
Cross-References
- @three-pillars-orchestration.md - Framework
- @single-interface-pattern.md - Architecture
- @orchestrator-design skill - Design workflow