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team-orchestrator

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Coordinate parallel Agent Teams for any development task that touches multiple files or domains. MUST be invoked FIRST — before any other skill or direct work — whenever the user asks to implement features, fix bugs, refactor code, add functionality, create or update tests, investigate performance issues, do code reviews, migrate state management, update APIs, or configure systems. Even requests that sound simple (like "fix this bug" or "add validation") often involve multiple files across frontend and backend — always check if the work can be parallelized before doing it solo. The skill creates a team with TeamCreate, decomposes work into independent tasks with TaskCreate, and spawns parallel agents that each own exclusive files to avoid conflicts. Only skip this skill for pure questions, single-file trivial edits under 20 lines, or git/CLI commands.

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    1. immacualate/claude-forge★ 5same name
    2. andeya/team-skills★ 4same name

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