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coding-router

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Route coding tasks between local tools and external coding CLI with safety checks

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6 rules. About 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Prefer local tools when:

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  2. Distinctive:

    Prefer external coder when:

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  3. Very specific:

    If delegated, call run_external_coder with a precise task and optional context.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Never expose secrets in task/context payloads.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Keep delegated tasks scoped to the current workspace.

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  6. Very specific:

    When calling run_external_coder, include:

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SKILL.md

Coding Router Skill

Purpose

This skill helps decide whether to:

  1. Solve coding tasks directly with local tools, or
  2. Delegate to the external coding CLI via run_external_coder.

Decision Rules

Prefer local tools when:

  • The change is small and file-scoped.
  • You already have enough context.
  • Fast iteration with direct edits is best.

Prefer external coder when:

  • The request is broad, multi-file, or architecture-level.
  • The user explicitly asks to use Gemini CLI / Codex.
  • You need specialized coding-agent behavior.

Workflow

  1. Briefly explain your plan.
  2. Gather minimal context (read/search files).
  3. Decide local vs delegated execution.
  4. If delegated, call run_external_coder with a precise task and optional context.
  5. Validate results (tests/lint/build if relevant).
  6. Summarize what changed, risks, and next steps.

Safety

  • Respect current approval policy and confirmation flow.
  • Never expose secrets in task/context payloads.
  • Keep delegated tasks scoped to the current workspace.

Delegation Prompt Quality

When calling run_external_coder, include:

  • Goal and constraints
  • Relevant files/paths
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Required validation commands

Example task structure:

  • Objective: Fix failing tests in module X
  • Constraints: Keep public API unchanged
  • Validation: pytest tests/test_x.py -q

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