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therapy-orchestrator

Master coordinator for NextStep Therapy's 12 skills. Diagnoses what the user needs, routes to appropriate skills, manages state across sessions, and handles context handoffs with Context Paradox awareness. Use when starting new projects, when user says 'help me with [X]' without specifics, when switching between tasks, or when determining which skill(s) to apply. Prevents context overload that degrades output quality. Includes 5 pre-built therapy workflows for common scenarios. Triggers on: help me with marketing, where do I start, what should I do first, I need to, complex multi-skill requests, ambiguous content requests.

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Installation

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Features and purpose

Master coordinator for NextStep Therapy's 12 skills. Diagnoses what the user needs, routes to appropriate skills, manages state across sessions, and handles context handoffs with Context Paradox awareness. Use when starting new projects, when user says 'help me with [X]' without specifics, when switching between tasks, or when determining which skill(s) to apply. Prevents context overload that degrades output quality. Includes 5 pre-built therapy workflows for common scenarios. Triggers on: help me with marketing, where do I start, what should I do first, I need to, complex multi-skill requests, ambiguous content requests.

Quick start

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Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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