krzemienski/anneal
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1Anneal Alloyanneal-alloy is an Anneal plugin for solo builders facing genuinely new architecture—multi-agent orchestration, unfamiliar data flows, or product shapes without a copy-paste template. Instead of a single planner hallucinating one path, it spins up N parallel planners with intentional biases, then runs a tournament-style synthesis step to merge the strongest ideas and expose conflicts early. That makes it useful when Validate scope work needs depth: you are not just listing features, you are choosing structures that will survive Build and Ship. It pairs naturally with review-oriented Anneal skills when you want consensus before implementation. Intermediates comfortable delegating to multiple agent roles get the most value; beginners may want a simpler single-plan skill first. Output is a blended architectural plan you can feed into spec writers or execution plugins—not deployed infrastructure by itself.0installs2Anneal Castanneal-cast packages the Cast branch of the Anneal family: a linear, single-pour multi-agent architecture where one planner shapes the work and the stack executes in one coordinated pass. Solo builders shipping with Claude Code or Cursor pick it when the task is bounded—fix a module, implement a spec slice, or run a focused review— and they want orchestration without the overhead of heavier Anneal variants. It is not a generic brainstorming or documentation skill; it is an execution pattern for how agents divide plan versus do work. Compared with more iterative Anneal modes, cast trades depth of re-pour cycles for latency and predictability, which suits indie timelines and small codebases. Use it after you have enough scope to name the task; pair with broader planning skills if the problem is still fuzzy. Prism lists it under agent tooling so you can compare cast against other Anneal architectures when designing your default agent workflow.0installs3Anneal Temperanneal-temper is an agent skill from the Anneal family that applies a fixed-point deepen architecture pattern: your agent iteratively refines plans or system design with multi-agent review until changes fall below a variance threshold. It is aimed at solo and indie builders using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or similar agents when a task is genuinely complex yet still scoped—you know the boundary, but one pass is not enough to lock the shape. Keywords in the package emphasize plan, review, multi-agent deepen, fixed-point, and anneal, which signals a procedural workflow rather than a single integration. Use it when architecture or implementation planning keeps oscillating between agent runs and you need an explicit convergence rule before coding or shipping. It is less appropriate for trivial features or when an approved spec already exists. Pair it mentally with other Anneal skills if your repo documents a stack; this entry tags temper as the convergence-oriented deepen step for bounded hard problems.0installs