code-orchestrator: delegated phase-based implementation

gist

code-orchestrator is Rob Cheung's Agent Skills pack for running multi-phase implementation plans with delegated subagents. Five skills form one pipeline: write-phase-plan authors dependency-ordered phases with acceptance criteria and validation commands; phase-orchestrator runs orient, implement, validate, review, commit, then a whole-feature review; and three worker contracts implement, independently review, or finally review a phase. Workers return a fixed result format so the orchestrator can combine outcomes without carrying transcripts.

ideas

• One pack, five contracts. A plan author, an orchestrator, and implementer, reviewer, and final-reviewer workers form a single delegation pipeline.
• The orchestrator owns the loop. It orients, implements, validates, reviews, commits, updates the plan, then runs a whole-feature review.
• Workers stay narrow. The implementer builds exactly one phase and does not commit by default; the reviewer reads the diff before the implementer's notes.
• Results are structured, not conversational. A fixed report format lets the orchestrator combine outcomes without carrying transcripts.
• Host dispatch varies. Named custom agents, a general subagent that loads the companion skill, or pasted standing rules are all valid.

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