client-compatibility

Detecting the hosting surface involves checking the current environment before spawning parallel agents. This Skill identifies whether the environment is CLI, VS Code, or another surface, then selects the appropriate conditional spawning pathway for multi-surface squads.

Handling cross-platform tool availability checks requires enforcing platform detection logic and verifying tool support. This Skill ensures safe fallbacks when tools are unavailable, allowing operations to continue by adapting surface-specific tool usage for task, runSubagent, or agent spawning.

You can use different agent spawning tools across CLI and VS Code environments by applying surface-specific prompts. The Skill detects the hosting surface and routes execution to the appropriate tool pathway, ensuring safe fallbacks when a specific tool is unavailable.

Multi-surface squad spawning fails when tools are unavailable because the environment lacks the required surface-specific tool usage. The Skill prevents this by enforcing platform detection logic and applying safe fallbacks, ensuring operations continue even if a preferred tool is missing.

You need platform detection logic to run parallel agents in VS Code because it ensures the correct agent spawning pathway is selected. The Skill detects the hosting surface and applies surface-specific prompts to coordinate parallel spawning safely.

Surface-specific tool usage in multi-surface agent coordination means selecting the correct tool pathway, such as task, runSubagent, or agent, based on the detected hosting surface. The Skill enforces this detection logic to tailor agent spawning for CLI or VS Code.