geepers-orchestrate
Run multi-agent Dream Cascade (hierarchical 3-tier synthesis) or Dream Swarm (parallel multi-domain search) workflows via the dr.eamer.dev orchestration API. Use when a task benefits from multiple specialized agents working in parallel or hierarchically.
Why use this skill?
Use Geepers Orchestrate to run parallel Dream Swarm searches or hierarchical Dream Cascade synthesis for complex, multi-agent AI research workflows via OpenClaw.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lukeslp/geepers-orchestrateWhat This Skill Does
The geepers-orchestrate skill enables OpenClaw users to leverage the power of the dr.eamer.dev API for complex multi-agent workflows. By abstracting the complexity of agent coordination, this skill allows for the execution of two primary orchestration patterns: Dream Swarm and Dream Cascade. Dream Swarm is designed for parallel multi-domain search, distributing queries across distinct knowledge bases to aggregate information rapidly. Dream Cascade, on the other hand, provides a three-tier hierarchical synthesis process—utilizing Belter agents for raw data gathering, Drummer agents for domain-specific synthesis, and a Camina agent for generating the final executive summary. This is an essential tool for high-level research tasks where a single-agent response would be insufficient or overly simplistic.
Installation
To integrate this functionality into your environment, use the OpenClaw CLI to install the skill package from the official registry:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lukeslp/geepers-orchestrate
Once installed, you must provide your authentication key by setting the environment variable DREAMER_API_KEY. This key facilitates secure communication with the dr.eamer.dev endpoints.
Use Cases
- Complex research synthesis requiring deep cross-domain analysis.
- Automated literature reviews or scientific data aggregation.
- Projects needing multiple agent perspectives to reduce bias or blind spots.
- Long-horizon analysis where automated delegation and synthesis provide significant time savings over manual research.
Example Prompts
- "Use geepers-orchestrate to run a Dream Cascade on the current state of fusion energy; I need a detailed report on the 3-tier synthesis."
- "I need to find the best current treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome across multiple medical databases. Run a Dream Swarm with 5 agents."
- "Orchestrate a Dream Cascade to analyze the economic impact of global supply chain shifts in the automotive industry using the Anthropic provider."
Tips & Limitations
- Latency: Orchestration is a high-compute task. Expect response times between 10 to 60 seconds; do not use this for real-time conversational needs.
- Precision: If you need specific instruction tuning for an individual agent, this skill is not for you, as it manages a pool of agents automatically.
- Cost: High usage of Dream Cascade can result in significant API consumption compared to standard single-turn LLM requests.
- Scope: Use
dreamer-datafor simple, single-source queries to minimize latency and save resources.
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"plugins": {
"official-lukeslp-geepers-orchestrate": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, external-api
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