dag-executor
About
The dag-executor skill decomposes complex natural language tasks into parallelizable agent graphs and orchestrates their execution. It automatically matches subtasks to available skills and creates wave-based execution plans with proper dependencies. Use this when you need to automate multi-step workflows that can benefit from parallel agent execution.
Quick Install
Claude Code
Recommendednpx skills add majiayu000/claude-skill-registry -a claude-code/plugin add https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registrygit clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry.git ~/.claude/skills/dag-executorCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
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Related Skills
dag-executor
Otherdag-executor is an orchestration skill that decomposes complex natural language tasks into parallelizable agent graphs. It intelligently maps subtasks to available skills and executes them concurrently using Claude Code's Task tool. Use this when you need to automate and parallelize multi-step workflows through AI-driven task decomposition.
dag-pattern-learner
OtherThis skill analyzes DAG execution history to identify successful workflow patterns and detect anti-patterns, providing optimization recommendations. Use it when prompted to "learn patterns" or "optimize based on history" to improve future DAG performance. It pairs with execution tracers and graph builders to apply learned insights.
dag-convergence-monitor
OtherThis skill monitors iteration progress by tracking quality trends and detecting plateaus to recommend optimal stopping points. Use it when you need to determine when further iterations won't improve task outcomes. It pairs with other DAG skills like the iteration detector and feedback synthesizer for comprehensive workflow monitoring.
dag-parallel-executor
OtherThis skill executes scheduled DAG workflows in parallel waves using the Task tool, managing concurrent agent spawning within set resource limits. It coordinates task execution and agent handoffs for workflow runs when triggered by commands like 'execute dag' or 'run workflow'. Use this specifically for parallel execution, not for building DAGs or scheduling them.
