hive_skills

A personal collection of agent skills, workflow references, multi-agent coordination protocols, delivery playbooks, and focused audit checklists for AI coding agents.

Contents

Top-level workflow skills and references

The standalone Markdown files directly under skills/ capture reusable agent workflows and extracted runtime behavior:

Agent coordination skills

The repository contains both lightweight file-protocol coordination skills and Hive-backed skills that use named registry implementors, parallel reviewer panels, durable workflow artifacts, and bounded multi-repository execution.

For one pair, invoke code-review-loop on both agents with the appropriate role:

/code-review-loop implementor
/code-review-loop reviewer

Omitting completion authority on the implementor defaults it to completion-authority=implementor. The reviewer has no completion-authority input. Use completion-authority=caller only on the implementor when an enclosing workflow, such as an epic implementor, must keep the reviewer alive across multiple work items and close the session itself. Continue such a session by resuming the same initialized implementor role; a fresh implementor invocation would perform startup cleanup and must begin a new session instead.

For multiple independent repositories, invoke parallel-code-review-loop on one orchestrator with its input manifest. The orchestrator validates disjoint repository roots and complete-pair capacity, then launches one code-review-loop implementor/reviewer pair per repository. Install the complete directories for both coordination skills because the parallel wrapper depends on the base protocol and its scripts.

For provider-neutral agent panels, use the Hive-backed variants. They call hive_registry and hive_workflow directly and never create Codex subagents. hive-review-loop runs one registry implementor with one or more parallel registry reviewers; hive-parallel-review-loop runs that topology across multiple repositories from one YAML manifest.

Git history skills

Product delivery skills

skills/product-delivery-skills/ contains four self-contained, installable skills:

The default delivery sequence is product-implementation-planner → product-plan-compiler → parallel-plan-implementation → phase-commit-reviewer.

Across that sequence, the main stage orchestrator maintains docs/implementation-plan/delivery-status.md as a concise, derived human view of scope, stage outcomes, decisions, blockers, and evidence links. It remains non-authoritative, and the operator is explicitly told its path and any required action after planning, formal verification, implementation, and optional review.

Each product-delivery skill includes its supporting references, templates, schemas, scripts, and a dedicated README.

Audit skills

skills/audit/ contains focused audit playbooks. Each one is intended to produce concrete findings with file paths, line numbers, impact, and suggested fixes.

Use

Clone the repository and copy the skill or reference you need into the directory expected by your agent runtime:

skills/<standalone-workflow>-skill.md
skills/code-review-loop/
skills/parallel-code-review-loop/
skills/hive-review-loop/
skills/hive-parallel-review-loop/
skills/verified-commit-split/
skills/product-delivery-skills/<skill-name>/
skills/audit/<skill-name>/

Repository layout

skills/*-skill.md               Standalone workflow skills and references
skills/code-review-loop/         Two-agent implementation/review coordination skill
skills/code-review-loop/verification/  TLA+ model, checks, and reproducibility notes
skills/parallel-code-review-loop/  Multi-repository orchestration over isolated review pairs
skills/hive-review-loop/       Hive-backed implementation and reviewer-panel loop
skills/hive-parallel-review-loop/  Bounded multi-repository Hive workflow launcher
skills/verified-commit-split/    Content-preserving Git commit-splitting skill
skills/audit/                    Focused audit skills
skills/product-delivery-skills/  Self-contained product-delivery skills
LICENSE                          MIT license