agent-team-guide

Best practices for multi-agent systems include defining clear sub-agent roles, establishing strict communication protocols, and managing task dependencies. This guide structures these patterns using established 3-Phase workflows to ensure robust team coordination.

To structure an agent team skill, implement an optimal directory structure, define specific agent roles, and establish communication patterns. You can use this guide to learn design patterns from seven successful team skills for your project.

Agent communication in multi-agent workflows operates through defined protocols using `SendMessage` and efficiency rules. This guide explains how to implement these patterns to ensure sub-agents exchange information effectively without bottlenecks.

Yes, you can audit existing agent teams to improve workflow efficiency. This guide provides design patterns for evaluating sub-agent definitions, communication protocols, and context file persistence to optimize current multi-agent setups.

A 3-Phase workflow in multi-agent systems is a structured process for managing task dependencies and context file persistence. This guide teaches you how to implement it to optimize team coordination and overall execution efficiency.

Context file persistence in agent teams should be used when managing complex task dependencies across multiple sub-agents. This guide covers how to design and implement persistence to maintain state and ensure robust workflow execution.