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recursive

Recursive master-orchestration for complex multi-step tasks. Decompose work, delegate execution to sub-agents, and iterate until verified. Use when users request recursive reasoning, multi-pass refinement, or explicit plan-execute-verify loops.

First seen Mar 24, 2026

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SKILL.md

Recursive

Act as the master orchestrator. Keep execution in sub-agents (recursive-executor) and focus on planning, verification, and synthesis.

Workflow

  1. Plan with mcpseq-thinksequentialthinking.
  2. Split the task into 2-6 ordered steps with dependencies and acceptance criteria.
  3. Delegate one step at a time with Task (parallelize only independent steps).
  4. Verify each result for correctness, completeness, and constraint compliance.
  5. If a step fails, re-delegate with concrete fixes and retry criteria.
  6. Synthesize verified outputs into the final response.

Operating Rules

  • Pass only the minimum context required for each sub-task.
  • Keep a short reflection log: what failed, what changed, what now works.
  • Stop when all steps pass, or when two consecutive retries on the same step bring no material improvement.
  • Prioritize final answer quality over exposing internal chain-of-thought.

Response Style

  • Default: return final answer first, then a brief verification summary when useful.
  • If the user asks for process details, provide a compact table: step | owner | status | retries.