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Cursor subagents

Skill HKTITAN/cursor-sdk/skills/cursor-subagents

Agent skills for the Cursor TypeScript SDK, the agent CLI, and .cursor/ project config (rules, skills, hooks, mcp). Skill-graph format with [[wikilinks]].

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npx -y skills add HKTITAN/cursor-sdk --skill cursor-subagents

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Define delegated subagents on a Cursor SDK agent via the `agents` field — `AgentDefinition`, MCP scoping, and model inheritance. Use when decomposing work across specialist personas.

SKILL.md

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cursor-subagents

The Cursor SDK has first-class subagents: declare them on AgentOptions.agents and the parent agent decides when to spawn them. This is not a manual orchestration layer — the parent's planner picks subagents based on their description.

When to use

  • Splitting a workload into specialist personas (planner, coder, reviewer)
  • Scoping a subagent to a subset of MCP servers
  • Running subagents on a different model from the parent

Configuration

  • [[references/agents-field]] — AgentOptions.agents: Record<string, AgentDefinition>
  • [[references/agent-definition]] — description, prompt, model, mcpServers
  • [[references/mcp-scoping]] — restricting tool access per subagent
  • [[references/model-inheritance]] — "inherit" vs explicit override
  • [[references/persistence]] — re-pass on Agent.resume

Observation

  • [[references/task-events]] — SDKTaskMessage in the run stream

Cross-links

  • MCP server names → [[../cursor-mcp/references/inline-config]]
  • Models → [[../cursor-models/SKILL]]

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