parallel-feature-managers
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Run several independent Cotal features concurrently by creating one Git worktree and one spawn-capable mesh manager per feature; each manager staffs a review panel in a dedicated channel, adds one independent cold reviewer briefed under the cold-review skill, owns plan-to-commit delivery, and escalates unresolved product decisions by DM to the coordinator for relay to the user. Use when the user asks to split multiple features across managers/worktrees, run parallel feature teams on Cotal, or have managers create their own review panels.
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npx skills add Cotal-AI/Cotal --skill parallel-feature-managers -a claude-code
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