create-subagent

To create custom AI agents for code review, you need to configure a subagent with a YAML file defining its unique name and description. You can then run the create command to generate an agent with isolated context and custom prompts.

A subagent in Cursor is a specialized AI agent configured to handle specific tasks within an isolated context. It operates using custom system prompts defined in a YAML file to ensure focused behavior for activities like debugging or data analysis.

Yes, you can set up both project-level and user-level AI agents. Project-level subagents are ideal for shared team configurations, while user-level subagents store personal configurations for individual custom AI tasks.

Yes, a YAML file is required to configure a custom AI agent. The YAML file must define the agent with a unique name and a specific description to properly establish its isolated context and custom behaviors.

To configure a debugging agent with custom prompts, you define the agent's specific system prompts and behaviors in a YAML file. You then run the creation command to instantiate the subagent for your specialized debugging tasks.

When building specialized AI agents for specific domains, limitations include the strict requirement of a YAML file for configuration and the necessity to explicitly define unique names and descriptions to establish isolated contexts for custom behaviors.