Task Orchestration

Haiku is for simple, fast tasks like file searches. Sonnet is the default for standard development work like implementing features or writing tests. Opus is reserved for the most complex tasks requiring deep reasoning, such as system architecture design or solving ambiguous problems.

It's a Claude Code Skill that acts as a project manager for your coding tasks. It analyzes task complexity to choose the most efficient AI model (Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus) and identifies opportunities to run subtasks in parallel, saving you time and cost.

Use this skill at the beginning of any non-trivial coding task, especially multi-step projects. It's ideal for planning work, deciding between AI models for subtasks, and considering parallel execution to speed up development.

The skill provides patterns for common development scenarios, such as fanning out research tasks in parallel, implementing a feature while simultaneously writing tests, or developing frontend and backend code at the same time.

It makes your AI-assisted development faster by running independent tasks simultaneously and more cost-effective by using the right model for the job (e.g., cheap Haiku for simple tasks). It also reduces errors by forcing a pre-flight check of dependencies.