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A skill for Claude Code and Codex · Method and business

The orchestrator doesn't write code. It demands evidence from whoever does.

enterprise-agentic-workflow is the skill that turns your agent into a control plane between you and whoever writes the code: it classifies the task's risk, picks Claude Code or Codex as the executor, dispatches from the command line, checks the real diff, the gates, the PR and the checks, and calls in a review from the opposite model. One executor by default, and several only when the parallelism is real.

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The problem

Five agents running in parallel isn't a process, it's a mess.

Coordinating Claude Code and Codex on the same project usually falls into one of two mistakes: manually copying prompts from one terminal to another, or spinning up several agents on a task that was actually sequential and spending the whole day resolving conflicts. Three symptoms, and what changes with the skill.

What the work looks like without enterprise-agentic-workflow and with it
Without the skillWith enterprise-agentic-workflow
The agent says it's done, you trust the summary, and only later discover the tests never ran and half the acceptance criteria got skipped.The orchestrator reads the real diff and runs the agreed-upon checks. An executor's summary never counts as proof of delivery.
A sequential task gets split across four agents, each one touching the same files, and every minute saved goes right back into resolving conflicts.One executor by default. Parallel lanes only when the workstreams are truly independent, contracts are frozen, worktrees are separate, and files are assigned per lane.
A small change goes through a PRD, an architecture review and three checkpoints, while a payment change ships with zero review because it looked simple.Risk level Q0, Q1 or Q2 decides the process: a trivial fix goes straight through, and anything that touches real risk goes through tests, a gate and a review from the opposite model.

What you get out of it

What you get out of it.

The project moving forward with a paper trail: what was decided, who executed it, and what proves it's actually done.

  • 01

    Task classification

    risk, topology and any human decision, all declared before work starts

  • 02

    Artifacts by phase

    discovery, PRD, architecture, tests and tasks, only the ones the risk level actually calls for

  • 03

    Dispatched execution

    the executor's prompt, the checked diff, the gates, and the state needed to resume

  • 04

    Verified delivery

    PR, checks, SHA, and the cross-review verdict

How it works

You ask for the feature. It decides how big the process needs to be.

  1. Classifies before acting

    Risk Q0, Q1 or Q2, one executor or parallel lanes, and whether there's a decision that's actually yours to make. All three get decided separately.

  2. Enters the right phase

    Discovery, planning, solution or implementation, starting at the first one still missing its output, with no ceremony for what's already done.

  3. Dispatches the executor

    Writes the prompt and calls Claude Code or Codex from the command line, with nothing for you to copy from one terminal to another.

  4. Checks what actually changed

    Reads the diff, runs lint, tests and build, validates the quality gates, and sends work back when acceptance criteria are missing.

  5. Reviews and integrates

    A blocking review from the model opposite the executor starting at Q1, and integration only happens with a PR, passing checks, and a matching SHA.

Before you buy

What you need, and what it never does.

What you need both models

  • Claude Code and Codex, both installed and with access
  • A GitHub repository for PRs, checks and integration
  • cross-review installed, which handles the independent review starting at Q1

cross-review is sold separately and comes bundled in the Supreme Pack. The dispatch and validation scripts run on Python and Node.

Setup ten minutes

  • Drop the folder into your Claude Code and Codex skills location, alongside cross-review
  • Confirm both open from the command line and that the repository has a GitHub remote
  • Ask it to orchestrate the feature by calling the skill by name

What it never does as a rule

  • Write application code to speed things along
  • Accept the executor's summary as proof
  • Use two agents on a sequential task
  • Call for review with a red gate or a missing PR
  • Create a human checkpoint when there's no human decision to make

Its limits

It orchestrates. It doesn't replace your judgment.

Scope, priority and what actually ships stay with you. The skill separates out what's a human decision and only stops for one when it's real.

Independent review belongs to cross-review, and without it the Q1 and Q2 paths can't close their gate. Specialized test suites and pipelines are covered by testes-automatizados-expert and ci-cd-expert, all in the catalog.

Parallelism demands coordination. With dependent workstreams, the skill sticks to a single executor, even when that looks slower.

What you receive

One folder. Drop it in and orchestrate.

  • The entire skill, ready to install in Claude Code and Codex
  • The four phases, from discovery to implementation, read one at a time
  • 12 artifact templates: PRD, tasks, acceptance criteria, quality gates, handoff, QA verdict and retrospective
  • Dispatch and validation scripts: executor, lane worktree, integration gate and quality contract
  • Guides for routing, parallel lanes, testing and review, including economy mode
  • 12 months of updates, with a notice in your Supreme Pack area for every new version
  • Files40
  • Size256 KB
  • Version1.0.0
  • LanguagePT-BR
  • Updates12 months
  • Pack guarantee7 days

The price

Just this one, or all of them.

Just enterprise-agentic-workflow

R$97one time payment

  • The full skill, ready to install
  • 12 months of updates for it, announced in your account
  • Pix or card, unlocked right away
  • No guarantee after download (see terms)
Buy the skill

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Supreme Pack

R$ 1.665R$497or 10x on a card

  • This one plus the other 24, across five areas
  • 9 bonuses I do not sell separately
  • Any new skills I release over the next 12 months
  • 12 months of updates for all of them
  • A 7 day guarantee on the pack
Get them all for R$ 497

Buying all 25 solo adds up to R$ 1.665. The pack pays for itself by the ninth skill. See everything the Supreme Pack includes

Before you ask

Questions about enterprise-agentic-workflow.

What is code agent orchestration?

It's having an agent that plans, dispatches and checks other agents' work instead of writing code itself. In enterprise-agentic-workflow, it classifies the risk, picks Claude Code or Codex as the executor, validates the real diff, and only integrates once the gate is green and the opposite model has signed off.

Do I need cross-review?

Yes, starting at risk level Q1, because the independent review is a blocking gate. It's sold separately and comes included in the Supreme Pack.

Does it open several agents at once?

Only when the parallelism is real: independent workstreams, frozen contracts, and files separated by lane. The default is one executor, because two agents on a sequential task just adds conflict.

What are the Q0, Q1 and Q2 levels?

They're the task's risk levels. Q0 is a trivial change with local validation, Q1 calls for tasks, acceptance criteria, test design and cross-review, and Q2 adds identified acceptance criteria, traceability to the tests, and critical gates.

Can I use it on a client project?

Yes, the license covers your work for third parties. What's off limits is reselling or redistributing the skill.

You decide the what. The agents prove the how.

One-time payment, 12 months of updates. No refunds after download; the Supreme Pack comes with a 7-day guarantee.

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