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plano-agent-orchestration

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Improve multi-agent orchestration in Plano. Use for agent registration, agent listener wiring, and capability-focused agent descriptions for accurate routing.

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  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/katanemo/plano/blob/HEAD/skills/plano-agent-orchestration/SKILL.md

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Plano Agent Orchestration

Use this skill for agent listener quality, sub-agent registration, and route accuracy.

When To Use

  • "Fix multi-agent routing"
  • "Validate agents vs listeners.agents config"
  • "Improve agent descriptions"
  • "Set up a reliable orchestrator"

Apply These Rules

  • agent-orchestration
  • agent-descriptions

Execution Checklist

  1. Verify each agent exists in both agents and listeners[].agents.
  2. Ensure one fallback/default agent where appropriate.
  3. Rewrite descriptions to be capability-focused and non-overlapping.
  4. Keep descriptions specific, concise, and example-driven.
  5. Provide test prompts to validate routing outcomes.