agent-builder

To create Claude Code agents with proper frontmatter, generate standardized Markdown files defining required fields like name, description, tools, model, maxTurns, and permissionMode. This ensures schema consistency and reliable role-based task delegation when configuring agents.

Multi-agent orchestration in Claude Code is configuring agents and subagent dispatch for coordinated task execution. It uses structured Markdown definitions with clear role-based tool assignments, routing descriptions, and safety constraints to ensure reliable delegation across agent teams.

You configure tools and models for subagent dispatch by defining role-based tool assignments within the agent's Markdown frontmatter. This structured approach assigns specific tools, sets maxTurns guidance, and establishes routing descriptions to control delegated tasks.

Yes, you can use structured agent definition templates to validate multi-agent teams. These templates enforce frontmatter schema consistency, ensuring required fields like permissionMode and memory are correctly populated for reliable orchestration across projects.

Required fields in Claude Code agent frontmatter include name, description, tools, model, maxTurns, skills, memory, and permissionMode. Satisfying this schema consistency ensures your agent definitions are correctly parsed and safely constrained for task delegation.

You need maxTurns guidance for agent orchestration when configuring subagent dispatch to prevent infinite loops and control execution costs. Setting this limit within the agent's Markdown frontmatter ensures reliable task delegation and structured execution boundaries.