Tweaked orchestration skill turns agents into self-policing workflow
pvncher · x · 2026-07-27
A user says they tweaked @pvncher’s orchestration skill for their workflow and it has been impressively effective.
- The key idea is that the agents “police themselves” instead of relying on a single controller.
- The workflow also includes a practical fallback: keep working while waiting for Claude to reset.
- The attached screenshots show a multi-step governance/review-style agent process, which makes the post feel like a real workflow experiment rather than a generic meme.
Related event: Roundup of Multi-Agent Collaborative Coding Workflows(6 posts)→
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