agent-architect

Multi-agent workflows delegate specialized tasks to subagents in isolated contexts to improve efficiency. This Skill provides templates, tool permissions, and prompt configurations to create agents with explicit roles, model settings, and structured outputs that orchestrate complex operations repeatably.

Subagent delegation isolates tasks by configuring granular tool permissions, mode specification (primary or subagent), and model parameters for each agent. Use the init.ts script to scaffold agents with role prompts, temperature settings, and validation scaffolds that enforce permission boundaries.

Yes. Agent-architect lets you specify explicit role and expertise prompts, assign granular tool permissions per agent, and set model and temperature parameters independently. Each agent validates against a structured format, ensuring consistent tool access and output requirements across your workflow.

Run npx tsx scripts/validate.ts <path> to check agent configuration against output format and permission scaffolds. Validation ensures prompts, tool permissions, model settings, and deployment scaffolding meet requirements for repeatable orchestrations.

The Skill targets agent design and orchestration patterns; it requires understanding workflow architecture and tool delegation but provides scaffolding and templates to guide setup. Start with npx tsx scripts/init.ts <name> to generate a new agent template with required fields.

Isolated subagent contexts prevent cross-contamination of state and tool access, improving context efficiency and security. Each subagent executes with its assigned prompts, permissions, and model configuration independently, returning results to the primary agent without exposing internal state.