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Skill Razaib-khan/ForgeWeave/src/forgeweave/templates/claude/.claude/skills/agent-spawner

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npx -y skills add Razaib-khan/ForgeWeave --skill agent-spawner

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Creates and configures subagents dynamically with defined roles, constraints, and tool permissions

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Agent Spawner

Purpose

Dynamically create and configure sub-agents for specific tasks. Each spawned agent gets a defined role, constraints, tool permissions, and a task-specific prompt. Enables the multi-agent patterns used in deep-research and workflow-orchestrator.

When to Use

  • A multi-agent pipeline needs to be executed (e.g., deep-research)
  • A task requires a specialized agent with specific permissions
  • Parallel execution of independent subtasks is needed
  • An agent needs to be sandboxed with restricted capabilities

When Not to Use

  • The task is simple enough for a single agent
  • The user explicitly asked for a single-agent approach
  • The overhead of spawning a sub-agent exceeds the complexity of the task

Inputs

InputTypeRequiredDescription
taskstringYesWhat the sub-agent should do
rolestringYesThe sub-agent's role (e.g., "researcher", "validator")
constraintsarrayNoRules the sub-agent must follow
permissionsobjectNoTool permissions for the sub-agent

Expected Outputs

OutputDescription
Spawned agentA configured sub-agent ready to execute
Agent manifestThe agent's instructions and constraints

Exact Workflow Steps

  1. Define the agent's role based on the task requirements
  2. Set constraints: what the agent MUST and MUST NOT do
  3. Set permissions: which tools the agent can use
  4. Write the agent's instructions prompt
  5. Spawn the agent using the TUI's sub-agent mechanism
  6. Monitor execution for constraint violations

Required Checks

  • Agent has a clearly defined role
  • Constraints are explicit and enforceable
  • Permissions match the task requirements
  • Agent instructions are self-contained

Failure Modes

Failure ConditionResponse
Permission mismatchAdjust permissions to match the task
Agent goes out of scopeEnforce constraints and restart
Sub-agent mechanism unavailableExecute the task directly with a prompt template

References

ReferencePath
Agent Spec./AGENT_SPEC.md
AGENTS.md./AGENTS.md
Deep Research skill../deep-research/SKILL.md

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