A small, framework-neutral skill pack for bounded delegation, safe parallel dispatch, artifact-based handoff, interrupted-work recovery, and independent review—without imposing a product-development workflow.
skills/
├── delegating-to-subagents/
│ └── SKILL.md
├── dispatching-parallel-subagents/
│ ├── SKILL.md
│ └── references/effects-matrix.md
├── handing-off-agent-work/
│ ├── SKILL.md
│ └── references/partial-work-ledger.md
├── recovering-agent-progress/
│ ├── SKILL.md
│ └── references/ledger-protocol.md
└── reviewing-subagent-work/
├── SKILL.md
└── references/repair-and-rereview.md
- delegating-to-subagents — decide whether one bounded assignment is worth delegating, then define its contract.
- dispatching-parallel-subagents — prove that two or more bounded assignments are independent before concurrent dispatch.
- handing-off-agent-work — intentionally transfer work from a reliable live sender through durable artifacts and explicit status.
- recovering-agent-progress — reconstruct interrupted or stale work when no reliable live sender can hand it off, with or without a ledger.
- reviewing-subagent-work — independently validate a candidate artifact; load repair guidance only when findings require it.
Select only the active decision or workflow. The skills are independent and composable: delegation is optional, parallelism requires already-bounded assignments, handoff and recovery are mutually exclusive routes, and no end-to-end lifecycle is required.
Install globally for the current user:
pi install git:github.com/xz-dev/SuperAgents-skillPi discovers all five skills from the conventional skills/ directory. Start a new Pi session after installation so the skills appear in its available-skills list. Pi loads their full instructions on demand; invoke one explicitly with, for example:
/skill:delegating-to-subagents
Other supported modes:
# Install only for the current trusted project
pi install git:github.com/xz-dev/SuperAgents-skill -l
# Try it for one Pi run without adding it to settings
pi -e git:github.com/xz-dev/SuperAgents-skill
# Update an installed, unpinned Git package
pi update git:github.com/xz-dev/SuperAgents-skill
# Remove it
pi remove git:github.com/xz-dev/SuperAgents-skillReview third-party skills before installation: skills can instruct an agent to use any tools available to it.
Carry conclusions, exact locators, and the minimum evidence window; keep full diffs, logs, and test output in durable artifacts. Name authority and source precedence, never assume shared memory, and never put credentials or sensitive environment dumps into coordination artifacts. Skills define workflow; the host or tool must enforce isolation, permissions, parameter validation, and output bounds.
This repository is not a port of Superpowers and does not include or prescribe its product workflows. It deliberately omits brainstorming, design workflows, TDD workflows, planning or plan execution, branch-finishing procedures, worktree setup, and any mandatory per-task SDD lifecycle. It also provides no scripts or orchestration runtime.
This skill pack is informed by coordination practices in obra/superpowers, pinned to v6.2.0, commit 3dcbd5c4b48e02263fbf4a3c01e3fe4f81d584d9.
Only reusable subagent-management techniques were adapted. The source product workflow, sequencing, lifecycle requirements, and source prose were not copied. The files here restate the selected techniques as focused, composable, framework-neutral guidance.
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