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agent-orchestration-governance

Handles governance and orchestration for hushh-research multi-agent systems.

Install

mkdir -p .claude/skills/agent-orchestration-governance && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://agentskills.codes/api/skills/download/13011" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/agent-orchestration-governance && rm skill.zip

Installs to .claude/skills/agent-orchestration-governance

Activation

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Use when changing repo-scoped Codex custom agents, subagent concurrency or depth, delegation policy, or handoff verification rules in hushh-research.
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Advanced

Key capabilities

  • Add or tighten repo-scoped custom agents
  • Change subagent concurrency or depth limits
  • Define authority boundaries and child handoff shape
  • Keep agents thin and routed through existing skills
  • Preserve delegation checkpoint and truth-first handoff shape

How it works

The skill modifies configuration files and documentation to govern agent orchestration, ensuring agents adhere to defined limits, delegation policies, and handoff rules.

Inputs & outputs

You give it
Changes to repo-scoped custom agents, `.codex/config.toml` limits, delegation policy, or child handoff contracts
You get back
Updated agent configurations, delegation policies, and handoff rules within the repository

When to use agent-orchestration-governance

  • Updating subagent concurrency limits
  • Changing delegation policy
  • Defining agent handoff rules
  • Governance for repo-scoped agents

About this skill

Hussh Agent Orchestration Governance Skill

Purpose and Trigger

  • Primary scope: agent-orchestration-governance-intake
  • Trigger on repo-scoped custom agents, .codex/config.toml limits, delegation policy, child handoff contracts, or workflow orchestration changes.
  • Avoid overlap with codex-skill-authoring for generic skill taxonomy and repo-context for broad repository intake.

Coverage and Ownership

  • Role: owner
  • Owner family: agent-orchestration-governance

Owned repo surfaces:

  1. .codex/agents
  2. .claude/agents
  3. .codex/config.toml
  4. .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance
  5. .codex/workflows/agent-orchestration-governance
  6. AGENTS.md
  7. docs/reference/operations/README.md
  8. docs/reference/operations/coding-agent-mcp.md

Non-owned surfaces:

  1. repo-context
  2. codex-skill-authoring
  3. repo-operations
  4. future-planner

Do Use

  1. Adding or tightening repo-scoped custom agents.
  2. Changing subagent concurrency/depth limits or delegation policy.
  3. Defining authority boundaries, parent-only actions, or child handoff shape.
  4. Keeping agents thin and routed through existing owner/spoke skills.

Do Not Use

  1. Broad repo scans that should start with repo-context.
  2. Generic skill creation or taxonomy work that belongs to codex-skill-authoring.
  3. Domain implementation after the correct owner lane is clear.
  4. Recursive multi-agent expansion beyond bounded defaults without evidence.

Read First

  1. AGENTS.md
  2. .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/references/delegation-contract.md
  3. .codex/skills/codex-skill-authoring/references/skill-contract.md
  4. .codex/skills/codex-skill-authoring/references/truth-first-operating-kernel.md
  5. docs/reference/operations/coding-agent-mcp.md
  6. .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/references/anti-rationalization.md

Workflow

  1. Verify that a custom agent is justified; prefer skills/workflows when role specialization is not needed.
  2. Keep the fleet at the curated sweet spot: broad read-only evidence lanes, not one agent per skill.
  3. Preserve the repo-wide delegation checkpoint and truth-first handoff shape in AGENTS.md and delegation-contract.md.
  4. Keep custom-agent TOML files thin: role, sandbox, nicknames, root craft/bacterial-architecture inheritance hook, concise instructions, and skill routing.
  5. Treat the TOML files under .codex/agents as the only authored fleet. Files under .claude/agents are generated from them by sync_claude_agents.py --write; never hand-edit a mirror.
  6. Keep wave-1 agents read-only and leave branch switching, writes, approval, merge, deploy, secrets, and final decisions to the parent/governor.
  7. Keep global limits bounded at max_threads = 6 and max_depth = 1 unless a later review proves otherwise.
  8. Route product-direction, founder-language, One/Kai/Nav, PKM, voice/action, and PR north-star lanes through the Founder Wiki North-Star Probe when material; repo/wiki divergence is current_state_vs_north_star_drift.
  9. Run agent validation, fleet audit, router smoke, mirror sync check, skill lint, and repo/docs governance checks after orchestration changes.

Handoff Rules

  1. Broad repo intake routes to repo-context.
  2. Generic skill-system authoring routes to codex-skill-authoring.
  3. CI, deploy, or runtime-governance follow-up routes to repo-operations.
  4. Future-state agent-lattice planning routes to future-planner.
  5. Domain implementation routes to the relevant owner skill.

Required Checks

python3 .codex/skills/codex-skill-authoring/scripts/truth_first_smoke.py
python3 .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_orchestration_check.py
python3 -m py_compile .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_orchestration_check.py .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/delegation_router.py .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_fleet_audit.py .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_router_smoke.py .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/subagent_budget.py .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/sync_claude_agents.py
python3 .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_fleet_audit.py --text
python3 .codex/skills/agent-orchestration-governance/scripts/agent_router_smoke.py
./scripts/ci/repo-governance-check.sh
python3 .codex/skills/codex-skill-authoring/scripts/skill_lint.py
./bin/hushh codex audit

When not to use it

  • For broad repo scans that should start with `repo-context`
  • For generic skill creation or taxonomy work belonging to `codex-skill-authoring`
  • For domain implementation after the correct owner lane is clear

Limitations

  • Does not handle recursive multi-agent expansion beyond bounded defaults without evidence
  • Keeps global limits bounded at `max_threads = 6` and `max_depth = 1` unless reviewed
  • Wave-1 agents are kept read-only

How it compares

This skill provides a structured governance mechanism for multi-agent systems, unlike ad-hoc agent configuration.

Compared to similar skills

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SkillInstallsUpdatedSafetyDifficulty
agent-orchestration-governance (this skill)03moReviewAdvanced
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agent-goal-planner26moNo flagsAdvanced
planner16moNo flagsIntermediate

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