pipeline

Sequential agent chains where each stage's output feeds the next.

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Install skill "pipeline" with this command: npx skills add reinamaccredy/maestro/reinamaccredy-maestro-pipeline

Pipeline Mode

Sequential agent chains where each stage's output feeds the next.

Pipeline Request

$ARGUMENTS

Arguments

Argument Description

<preset>

Built-in pipeline: review , implement , debug

agent1 -> agent2 'task'

Custom pipeline with explicit agent chain

agent:model -> agent:model

Custom pipeline with model override per stage

Built-in Presets

Preset Chain Use Case

review

explore -> leviathan -> kraken Research, review, then fix

implement

explore -> kraken Research then implement

debug

explore -> build-fixer Research then fix build errors

Workflow

Step 1: Parse Pipeline

Parse $ARGUMENTS to determine the pipeline stages.

If preset name: Map to the built-in chain from the presets table above.

If custom chain: Parse agent1 -> agent2 -> agent3 "task description" format.

  • Each stage is separated by ->

  • Optional model override with : suffix (e.g., explore:haiku )

  • The task description is the quoted string at the end, or all remaining text after the last agent

Default model per agent:

  • explore: haiku

  • oracle: sonnet

  • leviathan: sonnet

  • kraken: sonnet

  • spark: sonnet

  • build-fixer: sonnet

  • critic: sonnet

Step 2: Create Team

TeamCreate("pipeline-team")

Step 3: Initialize Pipeline State

Create pipeline state file:

Write(".maestro/handoff/pipeline-{timestamp}.json", { "type": "pipeline", "stages": [ { "agent": "agent1", "model": "model1", "status": "pending", "output": null }, { "agent": "agent2", "model": "model2", "status": "pending", "output": null } ], "task": "the task description", "started_at": "ISO timestamp", "current_stage": 0 })

Step 4: Execute Stages Sequentially

For each stage in order:

Build context from all previous stages:

Pipeline Context

Stage 1: explore (completed)

{output from stage 1}

Stage 2: leviathan (completed)

{output from stage 2}

Current Stage: kraken

{original task description}

Create a task for the current stage agent:

TaskCreate({ subject: "Pipeline stage {N}: {agent} - {task}", description: "## Pipeline Stage {N}\n\n{context from previous stages}\n\n## Task\n{task description}" })

Spawn the agent as a teammate with the appropriate model:

Task(agent: "{agent}", model: "{model}", prompt: "Execute your assigned task. Read the task description for full context including output from previous pipeline stages.")

Wait for completion: Monitor via TaskGet until the task status is completed .

Capture output: Read files modified or created by the agent. Update the pipeline state file with the stage output.

Update state: Mark current stage as completed, advance current_stage .

Step 5: Finalize

After all stages complete:

  • Summary: Report what each stage produced

  • Cleanup: Call TeamDelete(reason: "Pipeline complete") . If it fails, fall back to: rm -rf ~/.claude/teams/pipeline-{id} ~/.claude/tasks/pipeline-{id}

  • Archive state: The pipeline state file remains in .maestro/handoff/ for session recovery

Error Handling

  • If a stage fails (agent reports error or task stays in_progress too long), log the error in the pipeline state and stop the pipeline

  • Report which stage failed and the error context

  • Do NOT proceed to subsequent stages after a failure

  • The user can inspect the pipeline state file and re-run from the failed stage

Constraints

  • Maximum 5 stages per pipeline

  • Each stage runs one agent (no parallel stages -- use /work for parallel execution)

  • Pipeline state is persisted for crash recovery

  • Read-only agents (explore, oracle, leviathan) should be early in the chain

  • Write agents (kraken, spark, build-fixer) should be late in the chain

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