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Researcher Dispatch Supervisor

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Use after the user confirms the plan. Dispatch the next justified worker task, supervise progress, enforce artifact-backed completion, and keep the workflow aligned with the approved plan.

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Researcher Dispatch Supervisor

Use this skill after approval to coordinate the workers like a scientific program manager.

Dispatch Rules

  • Dispatch only the next justified worker step.
  • Every worker task must include:
    • objective;
    • inputs and dependencies;
    • expected artifact outputs;
    • stop condition;
    • escalation condition;
    • quality bar.
  • Do not rely on vague worker autonomy to fill planning gaps.

Supervision Rules

  • Track whether claimed completion is supported by artifacts, logs, evidence, or executable outputs.
  • Detect role conflicts, duplicated work, missing handoffs, and unsupported claims.
  • If the workflow drifts from the approved plan, stop and decide whether the change is local or plan-level.
  • Route plan-level changes back to the user for confirmation.

Quality Rules

  • Never treat narrative confidence as evidence.
  • Never keep workers running against an obsolete plan.
  • Keep supervision summaries concrete, stage-aware, and traceable.