Orbty Eazy Skill Orchestrator FAQs

Question 1

Why is this skill used at the start of every conversation?

Accepted Answer

It ensures that Claude doesn't guess or skip steps. By checking for skills immediately, Claude can leverage specialized domain knowledge for your task right from the first response.

Question 2

How does this handle multiple applicable skills?

Accepted Answer

The skill provides a priority order, recommending that process-oriented skills (like brainstorming) be invoked before implementation-oriented skills (like frontend-design).

Question 3

Does this work with my existing Git and TDD workflows?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it acts as the master orchestrator that triggers specific Git, TDD, and debugging skills based on the current state of your project.

Question 4

Can I skip using a skill if I think it's overkill?

Accepted Answer

The Orbty Eazy protocol is designed to prevent rationalization. It treats even simple questions as tasks that benefit from structured workflows to prevent long-term technical debt.

Question 5

What does the '1% rule' mean in this skill?

Accepted Answer

It means if there is even a tiny chance a specialized skill could improve the outcome, Claude is required to invoke it to verify its relevance before proceeding.

Orbty Eazy Skill Orchestrator

Key Features

Use Cases

Orbty Eazy Skill Orchestrator

Key Features

Use Cases