kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

Orchestrate RFC sequences while enforcing blocking_on dependencies and halting on blockers.

Updated Apr 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL --skill kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain
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Skill: kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain
Source: https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL/tree/main/.cursor/skills-cursor/kestrel-mcp/exec/rfc-chain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Srain021/KesTREL --skill kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Sequentially executes RFCs in a defined order, enforcing blocking_on constraints to prevent invalid dependencies.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Orchestrates explicit RFC lists, range expansions, and Epic-based selections.
  • Validates that each RFC in the chain has a blocking_on earlier in the sequence; stops on blockers.
  • Produces a final chain report and enables controlled handoff for auditing blockers.

Quick Start

Provide an ordered RFC chain (e.g., RFC-A04, RFC-T00, RFC-T08) to execute and confirm before starting.

Frequently Asked Questions about kestrel-mcp-exec-rfc-chain

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

FAQPage Schema
What is an RFC chain and when do I need blocking_on dependency validation?▼

An RFC chain orchestrates sequential RFC execution while validating blocking_on dependencies to prevent invalid sequences. You need it for epic-driven development and team-led validation when RFCs must execute in a strict order.

How do I orchestrate explicit RFC lists and Epic-based selections?▼

To orchestrate explicit RFC lists, provide an ordered sequence like RFC-A04, RFC-T00, RFC-T08. The system parses explicit lists, range expansions, and epic-based selections, then validates dependencies before execution.

How does the workflow handle blockers during RFC orchestration?▼

During RFC orchestration, the workflow validates each RFC's blocking_on constraints against earlier sequence items and halts immediately upon detecting blockers, outputting a final chain plan for controlled handoff and auditing.

Can I use range expansions for RFC workflow management?▼

Yes, you can use range expansions for RFC workflow management. The input parser supports explicit lists, range expansions, and epic-based selections to define the ordered RFC chain for execution.

What happens when an RFC dependency validation fails in the chain?▼

When RFC dependency validation fails, the chain halts on the blocker to prevent invalid dependencies. It produces a final chain report enabling controlled handoff for auditing the blocking_on constraint failures.