# Hook registered?
grep -r "orchestration" .claude/settings.json

# Skill activated?
grep -r "skill-name" .claude/skill-rules.json

# Script executable?
ls -la scripts/orchestrate.py

# Module imported?
grep -r "from orchestration_layer import" .

# Entry point (hook)
.claude/hooks/pre-tool-use.sh
  ↓
# Shell wrapper calls TypeScript
npx tsx pre-tool-use.ts
  ↓
# TypeScript calls Python script
spawn('scripts/orchestrate.py')
  ↓
# Script imports module
from orchestration_layer import dispatch
  ↓
# Module executes
dispatch(agent_type, task)

# Don't just unit test the module
pytest tests/unit/orchestration_layer_test.py  # NOT ENOUGH

# Test the full invocation path
echo '{"tool": "Task"}' | .claude/hooks/pre-tool-use.sh  # VERIFY THIS WORKS

## Wiring

-**Entry Point**: PreToolUse hook on Task tool
-**Registration**: `.claude/settings.json` line 45
-**Call Path**: hook → pre-tool-use.ts → scripts/orchestrate.py → orchestration_layer.py
-**Test**: `tests/integration/task_orchestration_test.py`

# BAD: Created orchestration_layer.py with 500 lines
# But nothing imports it or calls it
# Result: Dead code, wasted effort

# GOOD: Start with minimal wiring, then expand
# 1. Create hook (10 lines)
# 2. Test hook fires
# 3. Add script (20 lines)
# 4. Test script executes
# 5. Add module logic (iterate)

# BAD: Agent router has dispatch logic
# AND skill-rules.json has agent selection logic
# AND hooks have agent filtering logic
# Result: Three places to update, routing conflicts

# GOOD: Single source of truth for routing
# skill-rules.json activates skill → skill calls router → router dispatches

# BAD: Assume because you wrote the code, it's imported
from orchestration_layer import dispatch  # Does this path exist?

# GOOD: Verify imports at integration test time
uv run python -c "from orchestration_layer import dispatch; print('OK')"

# BAD: Only unit test
pytest tests/unit/  # All pass, but nothing works end-to-end

# GOOD: Integration test the wiring
pytest tests/integration/  # Verify full call path

// .claude/settings.json - hook definition exists but not in hooks section
{
  "hooks": {
    "PreToolUse": []  // Empty! Your hook never fires
  }
}

{
  "hooks": {
    "PreToolUse": [{
      "matcher": ["Task"],
      "hooks": [{
        "type": "command",
        "command": "$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/hooks/orchestration.sh"
      }]
    }]
  }
}

# Script exists but can't execute
-rw-r--r-- scripts/orchestrate.py

# Fix: Make executable
chmod +x scripts/orchestrate.py

# Script tries to import but path is wrong
from orchestration_layer import dispatch
# ModuleNotFoundError

# Fix: Add to Python path or use proper package structure
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))

# BAD: Router has beautiful mapping
AGENT_MAP = {
    "implement": ImplementAgent,
    "research": ResearchAgent,
    # ... 18 agent types
}

# But no dispatch function uses the map
def route(task):
    return "general-purpose"  # Hardcoded! Map is dead code

# GOOD: Dispatch actually uses the map
def route(task):
    agent_type = classify(task)
    return AGENT_MAP[agent_type]

# Find Python modules
find . -name "*.py" -type f

# Check if each is imported
for file in $(find . -name "*.py"); do
  module=$(basename $file .py)
  grep -r "from.*$module import\|import.*$module" . || echo "ORPHAN: $file"
done

# List all hooks in .claude/hooks/
ls .claude/hooks/*.sh

# Check each is registered
for hook in $(ls .claude/hooks/*.sh); do
  basename_hook=$(basename $hook)
  grep -q "$basename_hook" .claude/settings.json || echo "UNREGISTERED: $hook"
done

# Find all Python scripts
find scripts/ -name "*.py"

# Test each can be imported
for script in $(find scripts/ -name "*.py"); do
  uv run python -c "import sys; sys.path.insert(0, 'scripts'); import $(basename $script .py)" 2>/dev/null || echo "IMPORT FAIL: $script"
done