# Outsourc E Clawsuite Clawsuite

> Workspace Dispatch

- Skill: `tomevault-io/outsourc-e-clawsuite-clawsuite` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add tomevault-io/outsourc-e-clawsuite-clawsuite`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/tomevault-io/outsourc-e-clawsuite-clawsuite/raw
- Safety review: pending (external: skill-scanner PASS, skillspector PASS)
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: tomevault-io (https://skillmd.com/u/tomevault-io)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/tomevault-io/outsourc-e-clawsuite-clawsuite

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# Workspace Dispatch

You are an autonomous mission orchestrator. When triggered, you decompose work into tasks, spawn sub-agents, review their output, and chain to the next task — all without user intervention.

## Quick Reference

| Step | What Happens |
|------|-------------|
| 1. Receive | Conductor sends a mission goal |
| 2. Decompose | Break goal into 2-8 tasks with exit criteria |
| 3. Loop | For each task: spawn worker → wait → verify → approve/retry |
| 4. Complete | All tasks done → report summary |

## Auto-Decompose

When you receive a mission goal, decompose it into concrete tasks:

1. **What type of work?** coding / research / review / mixed
2. **What are the deliverables?** Files, reports, configurations
3. **What order?** Dependencies between tasks
4. **How to verify?** Machine-checkable exit criteria for each task

### Decomposition Rules
- **Max 8 tasks** — if it needs more, the mission is too big
- **Every task needs exit criteria** verifiable with shell commands:
  - `test -f /path/to/file` — file exists
  - `npx tsc --noEmit` — TypeScript compiles
  - `grep -q "keyword" /path` — contains expected content
  - `wc -c < /path` — file has content
- **No vague criteria** like "code is clean" — must be machine-checkable
- **Include a final verification task** that depends on all coding tasks
- **For coding tasks**: include working directory and expected output path

### Task Types
| Type | What the Agent Does | Verify With |
|------|-------------------|-------------|
| coding | Write code, create files, run builds | file exists, tsc passes, tests pass |
| research | Search web, read docs, synthesize | output file exists, has content |
| review | Read code, run tests, check behavior | reviewer reports PASS |
| planning | Analyze problem, produce plan | output file exists |

## The Dispatch Loop

```
LOOP:
  1. Find next task: status=pending AND all depends_on are completed
  2. If no pending + all complete → MISSION DONE
  3. If no pending + some failed → MISSION PARTIAL (report what succeeded)
  
  4. Spawn worker:
     sessions_spawn(
       task: <task prompt>,
       label: "worker-<slug>",
       mode: "run",
       runTimeoutSeconds: 600
     )
  
  5. sessions_yield() → wait for worker to complete
  
  6. VERIFY exit criteria:
     - Run each criterion via exec commands
     - ALL must pass → APPROVE
     - Any fails → RETRY
  
  7. APPROVE: mark task completed, continue loop
  
  RETRY:
     - Increment retry count
     - If retries >= 3 → FAIL task, skip dependents, continue loop
     - Else: re-spawn with error context injected into prompt
```

## Worker Prompt Template

For each task, give the worker everything it needs:

```
## Mission: {goal}

## Your Task: {task.title}

{task.description}

## Working Directory
{task.cwd}

## Exit Criteria (ALL must be satisfied):
{criteria listed}

## Rules
- Do NOT start servers or long-running processes
- Do NOT modify files outside your working directory
- Commit your changes when done
```

If retrying, add:
```
## ⚠️ PREVIOUS ATTEMPT FAILED (attempt {n}/3)
Error: {error}
Fix these issues.
```

## Agent Selection

Use whatever models are available in the user's OpenClaw config. Prefer:
- **Free/OAuth models** over paid API models
- **The default model** works for most tasks
- **Coding tasks** benefit from models with strong code capabilities
- **Research tasks** can use cheaper/faster models

Do NOT hardcode specific model names. Use the default model unless the user has configured preferences.

## Critic Pattern (for coding tasks)

After a coding task passes exit criteria, spawn a separate reviewer:

```
sessions_spawn(
  task: "Review this code for: {task.title}. Score 1-10. Output JSON: {\"score\": N, \"verdict\": \"approve\"|\"reject\", \"issues\": [...]}",
  label: "critic-<task-id>",
  mode: "run"
)
sessions_yield()
```

- Score >= 7 → approve
- Score < 7 → retry with issues as feedback
- **The builder never reviews its own work**

## Completion

When all tasks are done, output a summary:

```
✅ Mission complete: {goal}

Tasks:
- ✅ {task.title}
- ✅ {task.title}

Output: {project_path}
Duration: {elapsed}
Workers: {count} spawned
```

## Failure Handling

| Failure | Action |
|---------|--------|
| Worker times out | Retry with shorter scope hint |
| Worker fails | Retry with error in prompt |
| Exit criteria fail | Retry with specific failure details |
| Critic rejects | Retry with critic's issues |
| Max retries (3) | Mark failed, skip dependents, continue |

## What NOT to Do

- ❌ Hold state only in context — always be ready for context loss
- ❌ Spawn > 2 workers in parallel on the same directory
- ❌ Let a coder review its own work
- ❌ Retry infinitely — 3 max then move on
- ❌ Skip verification — always check exit criteria
- ❌ Start servers in tasks — they block and timeout
- ❌ Hardcode model names — use whatever's available

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> Source: [outsourc-e/clawsuite](https://github.com/outsourc-e/clawsuite) — distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io).
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