agent-team-manager

You can manage multi-agent teams by executing deterministic CLI commands to create, list, update, and delete teams, as well as add or remove individual members. The CLI validates unique member IDs and enforces mode-specific constraints during team management operations.

Yes, you can apply per-team model configurations across pipelines, graphs, and councils. The system allows setting and resetting custom model configurations for each team, supporting the use of built-in templates or inheriting from global defaults.

The best way to initialize a multi-agent team is using template-based initialization during the team creation process. This allows rapid setup of team structures, after which you can toggle global settings and configure individual agent tasks, system prompts, dependencies, and conditions.

Yes, the multi-agent team manager validates unique member IDs and enforces mode-specific constraints. This deterministic validation ensures stable and auditable collaboration by preventing duplicate agents and maintaining configuration integrity across pipelines, graphs, and councils.

To configure individual agent tasks, system prompts, and dependencies, use the member management CLI commands to add or update agents. These commands support configuring each member's specific tasks, dependencies, and conditional logic within the multi-agent team structure.

Using a CLI tool for multi-agent team management provides a stable and auditable way to organize agents and apply configurations. It replaces manual configuration with deterministic commands, ensuring consistent validation of unique member IDs and mode-specific constraints across pipelines, graphs, and councils.