Agents Orchestrator Skill — Security skill for Claude Code

Orchestra

A multi-agent coding loop that works across vendors: **execute → audit → escalate**. You talk to one **Communicator** (whatever CLI you like). It queues your requests and hands each one to an **Execution Orchestrator**, which splits it across parallel **Executors**. An **Audit Orchestrator** has parallel **Auditors** review the result and decides a score. The result is accepted only when the score passes your threshold **and** the hard checks pass: gates green, no open blocker, every subtask landed, every auditor done. Otherwise the findings go back to the executors, and on the cycles you choose, stronger models take over.

**The goal: get the most out of the subscriptions you already pay for.**

• Strong models orchestrate; cheap models do the bulk of the work.
• Every assignment is weighted by how fast each subscription's 5-hour and weekly allowance is being used, so they all drain at an even pace and none runs dry early.
• Nothing spends tokens while it's waiting.

Any role can be any of 18 CLIs: Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, Copilot, Grok, Kimi, Qoder, Aider, Cline, Pi, Oh My Pi, Muse, Vibe, Warp, ZCode, Command Code. For example, a Codex orchestrator can drive Claude and Antigravity executors.

*Despite the repository's name, Orchestra isn't a Claude Code skill: it's a small Node CLI you install into each project.*

 you ◄──► Communicator ──► queue ──► Execution Orchestrator ──► Executors ×N  (dependency waves, own worktrees)
   ▲          ▲   ▲                    ▲   ▲                        │  conflicts go back to the orchestrator
   │          │   │ questions          │   │ findings + digests of  ▼  merged → gates on that commit
   │          │   │ (one batch)        │   └── failed attempts ─── Audit Orchestrator ──► Auditors ×M
   │          │   └────────────────────┴───────────────────────────────┤                 (informed + fresh, read-only)
   │          └──── accepted: score ≥ threshold, gates pass, no blocker ┘