Coordinator

When to Use This

Use the coordinator only when:

• A task clearly spans 2+ agent domains
• You're unsure which agent owns the affected files

For single-domain work, invoke the specialist directly (/editor-agent, /scripture-agent, etc.) — it's faster and cheaper.

Step 1: Load Coordinator Context

Read .claude/agents/coordinator.context.md for the cross-domain dependency map.

Step 2: Identify Owning Agents

Read .claude/agents/manifest.json.

For the task: $ARGUMENTS

Match the affected files against owns arrays in the manifest. List which agents are involved.

Step 3: Load Relevant Agent Contexts

Read the context files for each involved agent:

• .claude/agents/editor.context.md
• .claude/agents/scripture.context.md
• .claude/agents/content.context.md
• .claude/agents/sharing.context.md
• .claude/agents/data.context.md
• .claude/agents/design.context.md

Load only the ones relevant to this task.

Step 4: Identify the Primary Agent

The primary agent is the one whose domain contains most of the work. The others are reviewers.

Use the dependency map in coordinator.context.md to determine review order:

• data changes are reviewed last (foundation — others depend on it)
• design reviews UI chrome/tokens before editor/sharing polish when both touch the same surface
• Cross-cutting changes (e.g., pill HTML structure) require both sides to review

Step 5: Execute Primary Work

Perform the primary implementation using the primary agent's context and rules.

Step 6: Cross-Domain Review

For each reviewer agent, check the implemented changes against their invariants:

• Read their context file
• Verify no invariants are violated
• If violations are found, fix before proceeding

For complex reviews, use the Agent tool to launch a specialist review: "Review these changes for compliance with your domain's invariants: [changes summary]"

Step 7: Update All Touched Context Files

Update the context file for every agent whose domain was touched, with new lessons or state changes and an updated "Last Updated" date.