agent-command-authoring

To create Claude Code slash commands that delegate to subagents, you define a thin wrapper command with appropriate frontmatter that routes the execution workflow to a specialized subagent. This pattern reduces command surface duplication and keeps task routing lightweight.

The delegation pattern for OpenCode commands is an architecture where lightweight commands act as thin wrappers, routing execution to specialized subagents. This enforces consistent, scalable automation by separating the command interface from the subagent logic and skills.

Yes, you can maintain cross-platform consistency between Claude Code and OpenCode by aligning both implementations under a single delegation pattern. This ensures commands route tasks through subagents uniformly, reducing duplication and streamlining maintenance.

To refactor existing Claude Code commands to use a subagent workflow, you restructure the command into a thin wrapper that delegates execution to a subagent. This requires updating the frontmatter and documenting the new workflow from command to subagent to skill.

The best way to reduce command duplication when building Claude Code subagents is to enforce a delegation-based pattern. By making commands thin wrappers that delegate to specialized subagents, you centralize logic and scale automation consistently across platforms.