co-reference

Reference the Cognitive Orchestration methodology with principles, architecture, and workflow.

Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ssssssssassssss/disease-risk-classifier --skill co-reference-ssssssssassssss
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Skill: co-reference
Source: https://github.com/ssssssssassssss/disease-risk-classifier/tree/main/.claude/skills/co-reference
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ssssssssassssss/disease-risk-classifier --skill co-reference-ssssssssassssss

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a concise, authoritative reference for the Cognitive Orchestration (CO) methodology to remove ambiguity when designing human-AI collaboration, ensuring teams apply consistent principles, layered architecture, and workflows across projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authoritative Reference: Clear definitions of the eight first principles and the five-layer architecture for alignment across teams.
  • Workflow Templates: The six-phase workflow (Analyze → Plan → Execute → Review → Learn → Deliver) and phase targets for structured project work and approvals.
  • Mapping & Integration: Concrete mappings to CARE and EATP and examples of domain applications (COC, COR, COL) useful for onboarding, governance, and agent design.

Quick Start

Load the co-reference skill and summarize the CO five-layer architecture, the eight first principles, and the six-phase workflow for a project kickoff.

Frequently Asked Questions about co-reference

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is Cognitive Orchestration methodology for human-AI collaboration?▼

Cognitive Orchestration (CO) is a methodology anchoring human-AI collaboration through eight first principles, a five-layer architecture, and a six-phase workflow to ensure consistent agent orchestration and governance across projects.

How do I structure agent orchestration workflows using a five-layer architecture?▼

Structure agent orchestration workflows by applying the CO five-layer architecture alongside the six-phase workflow of Analyze, Plan, Execute, Review, Learn, and Deliver to guide project execution and approvals.

Does this Cognitive Orchestration reference provide mappings for CARE and EATP frameworks?▼

Yes, the Cognitive Orchestration reference provides concrete mappings to CARE and EATP frameworks, alongside domain applications like COC and COR, to facilitate governance, agent design, and project onboarding.

When do I need guardrails for human-on-the-loop AI collaboration?▼

You need guardrails for human-on-the-loop AI collaboration when designing governance scenarios that require consistent principles, layered architecture, and structured workflows to remove ambiguity across teams and domain applications.

What are the limitations of using a reference-based approach for cognitive orchestration?▼

The reference-based approach provides definitions and templates without executing code, meaning it requires human reviewers or agents to manually apply the architectural principles and workflow phases to specific project scenarios.