using-mozg-pipelines

Maps natural-language task phrases to the correct mozg plugin skill for routing.

2|Updated Apr 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines --skill using-mozg-pipelines-doctormozg
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: using-mozg-pipelines
Source: https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines/tree/main/plugins/mz-dev-base/skills/using-mozg-pipelines
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DoctorMozg/claude-pipelines --skill using-mozg-pipelines-doctormozg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working with the mozg-pipelines plugin collection, it is hard to know which of the many available skills (build, debug, audit, govern, outreach, and more) matches a given task. This Skill acts as a routing map so Claude dispatches your request to the right skill instead of guessing or doing the work itself. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Phrase-to-skill routing table: Maps natural-language task phrases like "fix this bug" or "review my branch" to concrete skills across nine plugins including mz-dev-pipe, mz-dev-git, mz-research-pipe, mz-gov, and mz-biz-outreach. - Disambiguation rules: When a phrase matches multiple skills, it lists candidates with distinguishing conditions and prefers the most specific skill over a general one. - Session integration: Loaded automatically via the mz-dev-base SessionStart hook so routing is available in every new session. - Use Case: You type "what breaks if I change this function" and the router dispatches to audit depth:deep scope:branch, which auto-invokes blast-radius impact analysis, instead of answering ad hoc. ## Quick Start Ask which mozg skill or plugin fits your task, for example by saying "route this: I need a security review before opening a PR".

Frequently Asked Questions about using-mozg-pipelines

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I know which mozg plugin skill to use for a task?▼

Describe your task in natural language and the routing table maps it to a skill. For example, "fix this bug" routes to debug in mz-dev-pipe, while "review my branch" routes to review-branch in mz-dev-git.

What plugins are included in mozg-pipelines?▼

The routing map covers nine plugins: mz-dev-base, mz-dev-pipe, mz-dev-git, mz-research-pipe, mz-memory, mz-biz-outreach, mz-job-outreach, mz-creative, and mz-gov. Each contributes skills for development, research, outreach, or decision governance.

When should I not use the routing skill?▼

Skip routing when you already named a specific skill, when you are mid-phase inside another skill, when the question is directly answerable, or when exactly one obvious skill matches the context.

What happens if my task matches multiple mozg skills?▼

The router lists all candidate skills with the condition that distinguishes them and either asks which fits or picks the most specific one. It never paraphrases your task to force a preferred skill.

Why is the mozg routing map not loading in my session?▼

The map loads via the mz-dev-base SessionStart hook. Check the session context for the string "using-mozg-pipelines"; if absent, re-enable the mz-dev-base plugin or run the session-start script manually.