Pack comparison
Two packs, side-by-side. Merged comparisons, shared shape, and diff highlights in one view.
turn-execution-pipeline
The 9-step loop, 5 context shapers, 3 recovery paths. The 98.4% infrastructure under every turn.
Install
npx attrition-sh pack install turn-execution-pipelineToken budget
200,000
Pass rate
—
Avg tokens
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Publisher
Agent Workspace
Compatibility
Contract summary
3 required outputs, 4 permissions, 3 completion conditions.
out: .transcripts/<session>.jsonl
advisor-pattern-v2
Sonnet executes, Opus advises. Route intelligence by confidence, pay Opus only when it matters.
Install
npx attrition-sh pack install advisor-pattern-v2Token budget
12,000
Pass rate
—
Avg tokens
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Publisher
Agent Workspace
Compatibility
Contract summary
4 required outputs, 5 permissions, 5 completion conditions.
out: .advisor/<task-id>.json
Shared shape
What both packs have in common
Overlap across canonical pattern, compatibility, tags, and required packs.
Compatibility
Tags
Merged comparisons
Head-to-head claims from both packs
Each row is attributed to the pack that authored it. The winner column is normalised to this compare view (A / B / Tie).
| Source | Alternative | Axis | Winner | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | advisor-pattern-v2 | complexity | Alternative | Advisor is a specialized loop shape running inside a pipeline like this one. Advisor is simpler because it ignores the shaper chain; this pack is the whole pipeline. |
| A | claude-code-guide | maintainability | Tie | Claude Code Guide is the operator's view (AGENTS.md, hooks, skills); this pack is the implementer's view (loop, shapers, recovery). Use together when onboarding a team building a clone. |
| A | orchestrator-workers | accuracy | Tie | Orchestrator-workers is the canonical pattern family; this pack is the specific instantiation inside Claude Code's harness. The match is substantial but not total — the 5-shaper chain is not part of the generic orchestrator-workers shape. |
| B | single-model-sonnet | accuracy | B | Advisor retains ~93% of Opus-only pass-rate vs Sonnet-only's ~85%. The delta comes from the 8-12% of steps that actually need Opus. |
| B | single-model-sonnet | cost | Alternative | Sonnet-only is ~20% cheaper than the advisor variant on the same workload — if the quality gap doesn't matter, skip the advisor. |
| B | prompt-chaining | complexity | Alternative | Prompt chaining is simpler to implement but can't route by difficulty. Advisor adds complexity to capture the cost/quality tradeoff. |
| B | orchestrator-workers | latency | B | Advisor is a flat loop — no orchestrator fan-out. Lower tail latency on sequential tasks. Orchestrator wins on parallelisable ones. |
Diff highlights
What each pack brings that the other doesn't
Unique coverage and any measurable gap between the two.
Unique to A — Turn Execution Pipeline
Comparisons not in B
Compatibility A-only
Tags A-only
Unique to B — Claude Advisor Pattern v2
Comparisons not in A
Compatibility B-only
Tags B-only
Token budget gap
Difference: 188,000 tokens. B (Claude Advisor Pattern v2) is the cheaper declared contract.
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