grace-setup-subagents

To scaffold subagent presets for shells like Claude Code and OpenCode, this tool detects the current shell, locates its agent file examples, and renders shell-specific wrapper files into the local agent directory. It reuses shared role prompts to ensure generated presets align with the shell's format.

Generating worker and reviewer agent presets safely involves rendering files under a grace/ subfolder without overwriting existing configurations unless explicitly requested. This approach reads existing shell conventions and reuses shared role prompts to create aligned wrapper files.

Yes, this subagent scaffolding tool works with Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, or similar shells. It leverages each shell's own agent conventions by reading example agent files from project or global config to infer the correct format before rendering.

You can use shared role prompts from references/roles to create shell-specific wrapper files. The scaffolding process reads these shared prompts and renders them into the shell's local agent directory, ensuring worker and reviewer presets match the shell's native format.

The scaffolding process reads example agent files from project or global config to infer the correct file format for the current shell. This ensures the generated GRACE subagent presets match the shell's native conventions and integrate seamlessly into the existing environment.

To force the regeneration of existing subagent preset files, you must explicitly request an overwrite. By default, the scaffolding tool places generated wrapper files under a grace/ subfolder and preserves existing files to prevent accidental configuration loss.