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Design advanced Plano architectures. Use for multi-listener systems, prompt target schema quality, and layered orchestration patterns.

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Plano Advanced Patterns

Use this skill for higher-order architecture decisions once fundamentals are stable.

When To Use

  • "Design a multi-listener Plano architecture"
  • "Improve prompt target schema precision"
  • "Combine model, prompt, and agent listeners"
  • "Refine advanced routing/function-calling behavior"

Apply These Rules

  • advanced-multi-listener
  • advanced-prompt-targets

Execution Checklist

  1. Use multiple listeners only when interfaces are truly distinct.
  2. Keep provider/routing definitions shared and consistent.
  3. Define prompt target parameters with strict, explicit schemas.
  4. Minimize ambiguity that causes malformed tool calls.
  5. Provide migration-safe recommendations and test scenarios.