What problem does it solve?
Agent-builder helps you decide when to use Claude Code skills versus sub-agents, and gives you a proven structure for authoring sub-agents that delegate reliably (planner, verifier, and tool-restricted operators) without creating coordination failures.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Sub-agent vs skill decision guidance: choose the right abstraction for context isolation, parallelization, and hard tool restrictions.
- Proven planner pattern: produce SPEC.md + checklist + file budgets, then stop (main implements).
- Proven verifier pattern: run complete checks with explicit MUST instructions to avoid Early Victory.
- Tool-restricted operator pattern: enforce guarantees with PreToolUse hooks (e.g., read-only DB querying).
- Ready-to-use agents and templates for Kirill’s Claude Code workflow (dev-orchestrator, feature-planner, test-verifier, security-verifier, payments-verifier, db-reader).
Quick Start
Use agent-builder to design a new sub-agent by reading the relevant references, then adapt one of the provided templates into a new file under ~/.claude/agents/ with a concrete description and the appropriate tools and permissionMode.