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maintainer-orchestrator
Coordinate multiple maintainer issues, PRs, or repositories with bounded workers, serialized public actions, and clear owner decisions. Do not use for one issue or PR.
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# Maintainer Orchestrator
Coordinate a real maintainer queue across multiple independent issues, pull requests, or repositories. This is a control-plane skill, not the default way to handle ordinary repository work.
## Activation Gate — Hard Rule
Classify the request before creating workers, heartbeats, ledgers, or queue scans.
### Direct single-item work
A request is **single-item** when it names or implies one issue, one PR, one bug, one feature, one release, or one coherent implementation—even when that work spans several files, phases, tests, CI, or closely coupled repositories.
For single-item work: