Local Coding Orchestrator

Use this skill to run OpenClaw as a lightweight supervisor for local coding CLIs.

This skill has evolved from a routing helper into a v2 orchestration scaffold. The goal is not just to route prompts to tools. The goal is to intake coding work, assign it to the right local worker, track objective progress, coordinate review, reconcile background execution, and retry intelligently until the task reaches a clear done state or a clear blocked state.

Mission

Use this skill when the user wants OpenClaw to act like an orchestration layer above local coding tools.

That includes cases such as:

• choosing between codex, claude, and opencode
• running implementation and review as separate worker roles
• comparing outputs across tools
• steering long-running local coding sessions
• supervising coding work through task files, status transitions, and review loops

This skill is for persistent orchestration, not just one-off prompt forwarding.