create-subagent

Create custom AI subagents with system prompts in the Cursor IDE.

Updated Sep 24, 2021
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/coolguy1771/dotfiles --skill create-subagent-coolguy1771
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: create-subagent
Source: https://github.com/coolguy1771/dotfiles/tree/main/chezmoi/private_dot_cursor/skills-cursor/create-subagent
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/coolguy1771/dotfiles --skill create-subagent-coolguy1771

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill empowers users to create specialized AI assistants (subagents) tailored for specific tasks, enhancing AI's ability to handle complex or domain-specific requests efficiently.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Custom Agent Creation: Define unique AI agents with custom prompts for specialized tasks like code review, debugging, or data analysis.
  • Context Preservation: Isolate AI interactions within dedicated subagents to maintain focus and preserve context.
  • Scope Management: Deploy subagents at the project level (.cursor/agents/) for team collaboration or user level (~/.cursor/agents/) for personal use.
  • Use Case: When you need an AI assistant that specifically focuses on identifying security vulnerabilities in code, you can create a 'security-auditor' subagent with a tailored prompt.

Quick Start

Use the create-subagent skill to define a new AI assistant for reviewing code quality.

Frequently Asked Questions about create-subagent

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create a custom AI assistant for code review in Cursor IDE?

To create a custom AI assistant for code review, use the create-subagent Skill to define task-specific agents by configuring system prompts and agent behavior within the Cursor IDE. This allows you to tailor the agent specifically for reviewing code quality.

Can I configure a domain-specific subagent for debugging?

Yes, you can configure a domain-specific subagent for debugging. The Skill enables the creation of custom AI agents by defining unique prompts and isolating interactions to maintain focus and preserve context for specialized tasks.

What is the difference between project-level and user-level agent scoping?

Project-level agent scoping deploys subagents to the .cursor/agents/ directory for team collaboration, while user-level scoping deploys them to ~/.cursor/agents/ for personal use. This distinction allows you to manage agent availability based on your collaborative or individual workflow needs.

When do I need a custom subagent instead of a general AI assistant?

You need a custom subagent when handling complex or domain-specific requests that require focused context. Creating a tailored agent, like a security-auditor, ensures the AI specifically targets identifying security vulnerabilities without losing context to unrelated tasks.

Does the create-subagent Skill require any external dependencies?

No, the create-subagent Skill does not require any external dependencies. It operates natively within the Cursor IDE to facilitate the definition of task-specific agents by configuring system prompts and agent behavior.

What is the best way to isolate AI interactions to preserve context for specialized tasks?

The best way to preserve context is to create dedicated subagents for specialized tasks. By defining a unique subagent with a tailored system prompt, you isolate AI interactions within that specific agent, maintaining focus and preventing context loss.