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Claude Code Subagents

This project defines a minimal set of Claude Code subagents to support targeted delegation and automation-first workflows on Windows (PowerShell/pwsh).

  • Project agents live under `.claude/agents/`.
  • Format: Markdown with YAML frontmatter (see files for examples).
  • Shell defaults: Windows, prefer PowerShell (pwsh). Avoid bash-only commands.
  • Research tasks should be delegated to the Researcher (uses gemini-mcp tools).

Quick start: 1) In VS Code with Claude Code enabled, open the Agents panel (`/agents`). 2) The project-level agents will appear; select and use them in chats. 3) Use the Orchestrator to plan, delegate to specialized agents, and approve work.

Primary references:

  • `scripts/agent-creation-rules.md` (authoring guide)
  • https://github.com/nam20485/agent-instructions (canonical instruction modules)

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Agent index

Core

  • orchestrator — Plans, delegates, approves; avoids direct implementation.
  • researcher — Uses gemini-mcp to research and produce citation-rich briefs.
  • code-reviewer — Reviews diffs for correctness, security, performance, and style.

Build & Quality

  • qa-test-engineer — Designs and runs tests; validates green builds.
  • devops-engineer — CI/CD, reproducible builds, observability basics.
  • frontend-developer — UI components/pages with component tests.
  • backend-developer — Endpoints/modules with unit/integration tests.

Planning

  • planner — Breaks work into tasks with acceptance criteria.
  • product-manager — Defines goals, constraints, acceptance criteria.
  • scrum-master — Facilitates cadence; removes blockers; enforces DoD.

Specialized

  • cloud-infra-expert — Cloud architecture, IaC patterns, security baselines.
  • performance-optimizer — Profiles and enforces performance budgets.
  • security-expert — Threat modeling, secrets hygiene, dependency risk.
  • database-admin — Schema/migrations, performance, backup/restore.
  • data-scientist — Data pipelines, metrics, experiments, reproducibility.
  • ml-engineer — Model training/inference, evaluation, deployment readiness.
  • ux-ui-designer — Wireframes, flows, accessibility, design QA.
  • mobile-developer — Platform-specific builds and store readiness.
  • debugger — Repro steps, minimal failing tests, fix validation.
  • developer — Generalist for small, scoped tasks.
  • documentation-expert — Writes developer and user docs, quickstarts, and runbooks.
  • prompt-engineer — System prompts, tool routing, guardrails.