This is the foundation skill that powers all Maestro commands. It's not user-invocable directly, but it defines the core principles every other command builds on: structured prompts over walls of text, context budgeting instead of dumping entire codebases, focused tool sets instead of exposing 30+ functions. The real value is in the opinionated defaults. It won't let you proceed without understanding your model, task, and priorities first. Includes a "Workflow Slop Test" checklist that catches common mistakes like missing output schemas or multi-agent systems solving single-agent problems. If you're building agent workflows, this is the operating manual baked into the tooling.
npx skills add https://github.com/sharpdeveye/maestro --skill agent-workflow