agent-creator

To create a Claude Code sub-agent, you provide a brief description of your requirements. The tool then gathers goals and domain expertise, fetches documentation, and generates a complete Markdown agent file with frontmatter saved to your agents directory.

A Claude Code sub-agent is a configured assistant with specific domain expertise and tools. You need one when automating specialized workflows, allowing the main assistant to delegate tasks to a dedicated agent with a defined configuration and toolset.

You generate an agent file by describing the desired agent's goals and domain. The system asks structured questions, fetches sub-agent documentation, applies a template with frontmatter, and saves the serialized output to ~/.claude/agents.

Yes, you can define specific tools for Claude Code sub-agents. During the requirements gathering phase, the system uses structured questions to determine the necessary tools, which are then included in the agent file's frontmatter configuration.

Generated sub-agent configuration files use a Markdown format. They include a complete frontmatter section with the agent's name, description, and tools, followed by the agent's template instructions, and are saved as a serialized output.

Generating sub-agents does not require manual coding. The process automates the design and provisioning by fetching up-to-date documentation and deriving a compliant agent file, saving it directly to the Claude Code agents directory without manual writing.