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Skill bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS/skills/marketplace/agent-workflow

Multi-agent development workflow system. Load when orchestrating development tasks, spawning subagents, or managing workflow phases.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add bg-szy/TOP-SKILLS --skill agent-workflow

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SKILL.md

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Agent Workflow System

This skill provides the multi-agent workflow orchestration system.

When to Use

Load when:

  • Starting a new development task
  • Spawning subagents for parallel work
  • Managing workflow phase transitions
  • Coordinating multi-agent collaboration

Core Concepts

Workflow Phases

  1. REQUIREMENTS - PM gathers and clarifies user needs
  2. ARCHITECTURE - Architects design solutions in parallel
  3. IMPLEMENTATION - Executor manages parallel implementers
  4. VERIFICATION - QA validates the implementation
  5. REFLECTION - Capture learnings for evolution

Agent Hierarchy

Tier-1 (can spawn subagents):

  • PM - Requirements gathering
  • Architect - Technical design
  • Roundtable - Design synthesis
  • Executor - Implementation orchestration
  • QA - System verification

Tier-2 (focused workers):

  • Explorer - Fast codebase scouting
  • Implementer - Focused code writing
  • Verifier - Independent verification
  • Tester - Test execution
  • Contract Resolver - Handle blocked tasks
  • Reflector - Extract learnings
  • Evolver - System improvement

Agent Definitions

Tier-1 Agents:

  • @.claude/agents/pm.md
  • @.claude/agents/architect.md
  • @.claude/agents/roundtable.md
  • @.claude/agents/executor.md
  • @.claude/agents/qa.md

Tier-2 Agents:

  • @.claude/agents/explorer.md
  • @.claude/agents/implementer.md
  • @.claude/agents/verifier.md
  • @.claude/agents/tester.md
  • @.claude/agents/contract-resolver.md
  • @.claude/agents/reflector.md
  • @.claude/agents/evolver.md

Spawning Pattern

Custom Agents (Dotagent System)

Use lowercase names matching agent definitions:

Task(
  subagent_type: "explorer",    # Fast codebase scouting
  model: "haiku",
  prompt: "Query: ... Output: ..."
)

Task(
  subagent_type: "implementer", # Focused code writing
  model: "sonnet",
  prompt: "Task: ... Boundaries: ... Output: ..."
)

Task(
  subagent_type: "pm",          # Requirements gathering
  model: "sonnet",
  prompt: "Request: ... Output: memory/reports/demand.json"
)

Built-in Agents (Claude Code)

These are different from custom agents above:

Task(
  subagent_type: "Explore",     # Built-in: quick codebase exploration
  model: "haiku",
  prompt: "Find all API endpoints..."
)

Task(
  subagent_type: "Plan",        # Built-in: planning agent
  model: "sonnet",
  prompt: "Plan the implementation..."
)

Subagent Type Reference

Custom (Dotagent)ModelPurpose
pmsonnetRequirements gathering
architectopusTechnical design
roundtableopusDesign synthesis
executorsonnetImplementation orchestration
qasonnetSystem verification
explorerhaikuFast codebase scouting
implementersonnetFocused code writing
verifierhaikuIndependent verification
testerhaikuTest execution
contract-resolversonnetHandle blocked tasks
reflectorsonnetExtract learnings
evolveropusSystem improvement
Built-in (Claude Code)Purpose
ExploreQuick codebase exploration
PlanPlanning and analysis
general-purposeFlexible multi-step tasks

Workflow State

@workflows/main.json @memory/state/phase.json

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