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Create a dedicated AI subagent for recurring work, with a defined role, working process, output format, and constraints. Package its files in a plugin and optionally draft a companion skill that routes suitable tasks to it.
Analyze Claude Code session transcripts and create an interactive HTML usage report. Explore token consumption, cache performance, subagents, skills, and costly prompts, with findings and improvement suggestions tied to the actual usage data.
Configure tools and skills for sub-agents before dispatching development tasks. Role presets cover implementation, planning, reviews, testing, and verification, with defined boundaries for what each agent should do and whether it may modify files.
Write clear briefs for subagents and conversation forks, agents that inherit conversation history. Specify purpose, known findings, scope, and expected output while respecting each agent's existing role and separating research requests from implementation.
Drive structured autoresearch iteration after evo:discover and the baseline commit. Use when the user invokes /evo:optimize or asks to try ideas, try variants, run experiments, use available GPUs, improve the current best/frontier, continue an evo search, or compare candidate changes in an evo workspace. The orchestrator plans and spawns optimization subagents; candidate edits/runs belong to those subagents. Width is set via subagents=N (1 for serial workloads, larger for parallel); the loop's structural value applies at any width.
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Audit model delegation and subagent effectiveness for a session — which models handled which subagent types, per-type success rates and average durations, and wasted delegations (heavy models on trivial work or types that consistently fail) — using the Agent Monitor workflow intelligence API. Use when reviewing how a session delegated work across models and subagents.
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Use when the user asks to "optimize CLAUDE.md", "create a new skill", "write a custom agent", "configure hooks", "manage context window", "set up MCP servers", "scaffold a skill package", "analyze token budget", "create subagents", "configure permissions", "set up worktrees", or "integrate Claude Code with editors". Covers Claude Code CLI mastery, skill authoring, context engineering, hooks automation, subagent creation, and development workflow optimization.
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Create custom subagents for specialized AI tasks. Use when the user wants to create a new type of subagent, set up task-specific agents, configure code reviewers, debuggers, or domain-specific assistants with custom prompts.
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Decision guide for delegating to caveman-style subagents. Tells the main thread WHEN to spawn `cavecrew-investigator` (locate code), `cavecrew-builder` (1-2 file edit), or `cavecrew-reviewer` (diff review) instead of doing the work inline or using vanilla `Explore`. Subagent output is caveman-compressed so the tool-result injected back into main context is ~60% smaller — main context lasts longer across long sessions. Trigger: "delegate to subagent", "use cavecrew", "spawn investigator/builder/reviewer", "save context", "compressed agent output".
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Test skills via TDD in fresh subagents. Use when validating behavior or preventing bias.
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Fan out a one-shot or flat parallel batch of cc-fleet PROVIDER subagents (headless `cc-fleet subagent`) that return a result — DeepSeek / GLM / Kimi / Qwen / MiniMax, or a Codex/Claude subscription. Trigger ONLY to delegate a task to a cc-fleet provider worker (parallel research, bulk per-file work, a specialized model). Do NOT trigger for a multi-phase pipeline (that is /cc-fleet:workflow), for ordinary local shell/coding, or for editing or researching cc-fleet's own code.
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Run a one-shot or flat parallel batch of provider LLM subagents (headless `cc-fleet subagent`) that return a result. Use when fanning out N independent tasks, doing bulk per-file work, or calling a specialized provider model (DeepSeek / GLM / Kimi / Qwen / MiniMax). NOT a long-lived collaborator you message back and forth (that is /cc-fleet:team); NOT a multi-phase pipeline with dependencies or resume (that is /cc-fleet:workflow); NOT trivial work the main session should just do.
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Decide which model, effort level, and cascade shape each subagent gets, and how to keep improvement loops safe (evaluator-as-selector, stop on regression). Routes on measured cost-per-completed-task rather than per-token price, because a tier's token count varies more by task shape than price varies across tiers. Covers per-model effort semantics, the concision lever, cascade preconditions, context handoff, and watching a subagent fan-out live. Use when choosing a subagent's model or effort, when choosing how to escalate a failed attempt, or when asked which model or effort a task should get. Grounded in a 2026-07 calibration, a 2026-08 coding-cost study, a 2026-09 seeded-bug repair battery, a 2026-10 Haiku 5.5 ladder priced per spawn, and a 2026-10 retry-versus-escalation ladder on 295 SWE-bench Verified tasks; Managed Agents API specifics are operational, not calibrated.
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Delegates work to a subagent or spawned session by writing only the task, while a PreToolUse hook pages the parent transcript through Jev and appends the chunks that task needs. Use before writing any Agent tool prompt or create_session prompt, and when asked to delegate this, hand this off, use a subagent, spawn an agent, run agents in parallel, or brief a subagent on what we have done so far.
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Claude Code subagent runtime and plugin-agent reference. Use when creating, configuring, or debugging subagent definitions, nested spawning, startup context, model precedence, or plugin field restrictions.
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Build custom AI agents in Claude Code from a user's problem statement. This skill analyzes the user's use case, asks smart clarifying questions, researches the internet for similar agents (GitHub repos, blogs, Claude Code community patterns), and then architects and builds production-ready Claude Code agents — including subagents, skills, hooks, slash commands, MCP integrations, and CLAUDE.md configuration. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create an agent, build an automation workflow, set up a Claude Code subagent, design a multi-agent system, or says things like 'build me an agent for...', 'automate this with Claude Code', 'I want a subagent that...', 'help me create a workflow', 'set up an agent pipeline', or any variation of wanting Claude Code to do something specialized. Also trigger when the user mentions agent architecture, agent SDK, agentic workflows, or task delegation in Claude Code — even if they don't use the word 'agent' explicitly.
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This skill should be used to spawn specialized OpenAI Codex CLI subagents for code review, debugging, architecture analysis, security audits, refactoring, documentation, comparative evidence adjudication, and autonomous /goal runs. It adds each persona through process-local developer instructions while preserving the project's AGENTS.md chain, including during parallel launches. Supports GPT-6-Astra across low, medium, high, xhigh, max, and ultra reasoning with default or priority service tiers, plus GPT-5.6 and GPT-5.5 models. Triggers on 'delegate to Codex', 'Codex Astra', 'Astra subagent', 'Codex subagent', 'code review agent', 'security audit', 'refactor with Codex', 'goal run', 'autonomous goal', 'have Codex weigh this'.
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Choose, configure, launch, and collect bounded subagents for research and engineering decisions. Root agents and delegation-capable subagents should read this before delegating: every task requires an explicit model tier, and high-leverage work such as research ideation, round planning, plateau pivots, large research reviews, hard optimization, disputed evidence, and expensive experiment portfolios requires frontier judgment.
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Reads, searches and counts Claude Code session transcripts (the .jsonl files under ~/.claude/projects, subagents too) with the csift command-line tool, and ships hooks that re-inject compacted turns or record pending questions. Use when asked what a past or running session said, did, edited, spent or is doing now; when about to grep, jq or script over a transcript jsonl (a type=="user" filter overcounts the person's messages), count how many messages the person typed, tool calls or tokens, or claim something was never done or decided; to rebuild a lost file or plan from what a session wrote, extract pasted images, restore turns a compaction summary lost, find a subagent's own id when CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID names the parent, wait on or message another session or subagent; or when csift prints "unknown label selector", "show needs an address", "looks like a session/agent id, not a project path" or "0 matches — a DEFINITIVE absence". Not for semantic or embedding search: csift matches regular expressions only.
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This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an agent", "write a subagent", "generate agent definition", "add agent to plugin", "write agent frontmatter", "create autonomous agent", "build subagent", needs agent structure guidance, YAML frontmatter configuration, invocation criteria with examples, or wants to add specialized subagents to Claude Code plugins with proper capabilities lists and tool access definitions.
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Build custom AI agents in Claude Code from a user's problem statement. This skill analyzes the user's use case, asks smart clarifying questions, researches the internet for similar agents (GitHub repos, blogs, Claude Code community patterns), and then architects and builds production-ready Claude Code agents — including subagents, skills, hooks, slash commands, MCP integrations, and CLAUDE.md configuration. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create an agent, build an automation workflow, set up a Claude Code subagent, design a multi-agent system, or says things like 'build me an agent for...', 'automate this with Claude Code', 'I want a subagent that...', 'help me create a workflow', 'set up an agent pipeline', or any variation of wanting Claude Code to do something specialized. Also trigger when the user mentions agent architecture, agent SDK, agentic workflows, or task delegation in Claude Code — even if they don't use the word 'agent' explicitly.
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Decision guide for delegating to caveman-style subagents. Tells the main thread WHEN to spawn `cavecrew-investigator` (locate code), `cavecrew-builder` (1-2 file edit), or `cavecrew-reviewer` (diff review) instead of doing the work inline or using vanilla `Explore`. Subagent output is caveman-compressed so the tool-result injected back into main context is ~60% smaller — main context lasts longer across long sessions. Trigger: "delegate to subagent", "use cavecrew", "spawn investigator/builder/reviewer", "save context", "compressed agent output".
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Run work as an explicit event-driven state machine executed by subagents. The orchestrator is the runtime from the canonical loop — `state, effects = init(machine); execute(effects); while state is active: event = nextEvent(); state, effects = transition(machine, state, event); execute(effects); return state.output`. All routing judgment is authored ONCE, at plan time, into a machine file (states, event alphabet, transition table, budgets, final states); at runtime the orchestrator does pure table lookups and dispatches effects — it never decides, never authors, never ingests artifacts. Subagent/sync protocol is the timeboxed-iterating one: role prompts scaffolded once to disk and dispatched BY PATH, an initialiser preamble every subagent reads first, a self-populating cheatsheet, per-unit files, tiny structured returns, independent measurement gate. Use when the user says "workmachine", "run this as a state machine", "state-machine this", or when a goal has a small number of clearly named phases with explicit outcomes (built / passed / failed / blocked) and you want the routing to be auditable rather than judged on the fly. For clock-driven loops use timeboxed-iterating; for wide graphs with judged edge criteria use workgraph.
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Authoring and managing Agentforce agent definitions using the declarative Agent Script DSL (.agent files) and associated metadata types, including the Agent Script language for the new Agentforce Builder (hybrid-reasoning -> logic vs | prompt instructions, @actions/@subagent/@variables references, subagents). Use when creating agents in source control, writing or debugging Agent Script, debugging agent metadata, or understanding the metadata lifecycle of GenAiPlugin/GenAiPlanner/BotVersion types. Triggers: 'how do I deploy an Agentforce agent using source control', 'convert an agent topic to a subagent', 'what metadata types make up an Agentforce agent', 'agent test run command failing in CI pipeline', 'GenAiPlugin vs GenAiPlanner metadata relationship', 'Agent Script logic vs prompt instructions'. NOT for Apex-based agent actions — use agentforce/custom-agent-actions-apex. NOT for clicking the agent together in the Builder UI — use agentforce/agentforce-agent-creation.
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