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nelson
by harrymunro
Military-grade SOPs for coordinating multi-agent teams
Python
Updated Jul 3, 2026
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How It Works
Implements military-style operating procedures to coordinate and standardize multi-agent teams. Encodes Orchestrator-Worker Pattern for coordinating roles, escalation, handoffs, and failure responses so agents follow predictable workflows and decision rules. Includes Python primitives for defining procedures and hooks for Claude/Anthropic-powered skills to enforce protocol during runs.
The Value Proposition
As agents operate more autonomously, predictable behaviour and repeatable responses become essential for trust and safety. Nelson gives teams a way to codify expected behaviour and failure handling, making agent actions auditable and comparable over time. That structure helps surface agent weak points and supports agent-to-agent evaluation by making interactions consistent and measurable. See Agent-to-Agent Protocol (A2A) for how agents can coordinate.
Best For
Teams building multi-agent workflows that need standardized operating procedures, clear escalation paths, and repeatable failure handling. Consider applying the Guardrails Pattern to enforce safety boundaries across agent interactions.
How It's Used
- Define and enforce escalation and handoff rules for complex multi-agent tasks
- Standardize agent behaviours so interactions are auditable for agent-to-agent evaluation
- Encode failure-detection and recovery procedures to reduce cascading agent failures
Works With
anthropic
Topics
agent-coordinationai-agentsanthropicclaude-codeclaude-code-skill
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Keywords
multi-agent orchestrationagent governancemulti-agent trustagent reliability