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All AEM as a Cloud Service skills: component development, Workflow model design, development, triggering, launchers, debugging, and triaging, Dispatcher config authoring, advisory, incident response, performance tuning, and security hardening, Rapid Development Environment (RDE) deployment, log inspection, snapshots, and troubleshooting via `aio aem rde`, Jackrabbit Oak query/index tuning (property, Lucene index definitions), and extracting/inventorying JCR queries (XPath, SQL2, QueryBuilder) across a codebase.

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SKILL.mdskills/dispatcher/workflow-orchestrator/

name:
workflow-orchestrator
description:
Orchestrate complete lifecycle work for the Adobe Dispatcher Apache HTTP Server module and related HTTPD configuration in AEM as a Cloud Service, from design and implementation through validation, release readiness, and incident troubleshooting.
license:
Apache-2.0
compatibility:
Requires Dispatcher MCP configured for cloud variant (`AEM_DEPLOYMENT_MODE=cloud`).
allowed-tools:
validate lint sdk trace_request inspect_cache monitor_metrics tail_logs
metadata:
{"mcp-tool-contract":"core-7-tools"}

Dispatcher Workflow Orchestrator (Cloud)

Use this skill when users need end-to-end Dispatcher support instead of a single specialist workflow.

Scope

  • Full lifecycle orchestration for cloud Dispatcher work:
    • requirements and design
    • config implementation and hardening
    • filter, cache, rewrite, vhost, and farm design
    • feature-specific flows such as /auth_checker, vanity URLs, GraphQL/CORS, Commerce proxy routes, frontend-static passthrough, and Dynamic Media delivery passthrough
    • static/runtime validation
    • release readiness and rollback planning
    • production incident triage

Routing Model

  1. Start in config-authoring for file design and edits.
  2. Pull in technical-advisory for policy, documentation, cloud guardrails, and evidence planning.
  3. Pull in security-hardening and performance-tuning for non-functional risk checks and environment-sensitive review.
  4. Switch to incident-response for live failures, probe regressions, cache anomalies, or validator/runtime mismatches.
  5. Return a single consolidated output: changes, evidence, risk, rollback, and follow-ups.

Operational Packaging

Use these shared references to keep broad requests deterministic:

  1. Start with quick-start-execution-path.md when the user is new, the repo root is ambiguous, or the request spans multiple concerns.
  2. Normalize the repo to a dispatcher src root with repo-layout-workflows.md.
  3. Convert the chosen specialist playbook into exact MCP commands with playbook-command-linkage.md.
  4. Use the specialist skill references only after the path above is fixed.

Entry Criteria

Use when user intent is any of:

  • end-to-end implementation
  • pre-release readiness review
  • troubleshooting + fix + re-validation in one flow
  • broad audit across config, security, and performance
  • complete cloud-service dispatcher development from new feature to release gate
  • “single point of development” requests that span authoring, validation, troubleshooting, and hardening

Exit Criteria

Always return:

  • touched files and why
  • executed checks (static + runtime) and evidence
  • selected scenario/playbook path
  • unresolved risks/gaps
  • rollback trigger + rollback action
  • next-step plan if prerequisites blocked verification

Related Skills

References

skills

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