mixseek-team-config

Generate MixSeek team.toml configuration files for leader and member agents.

1|1|Updated Jan 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/drillan/mixseek-plus --skill mixseek-team-config
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Skill: mixseek-team-config
Source: https://github.com/drillan/mixseek-plus/tree/main/.claude/skills/mixseek-team-config
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/drillan/mixseek-plus --skill mixseek-team-config

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes the manual effort of designing MixSeek team.toml files by helping you define leader and member agents, choose compatible models, and keep the configuration aligned with MixSeek schema rules.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Team planning: Structures Leader and Member agents for research, analysis, coding, web search, and browser-based workflows.
  • Configuration generation: Produces TOML-ready team settings for standard MixSeek agents and mixseek-plus extensions such as Groq, Tavily, ClaudeCode, and Playwright-backed members.
  • Validation awareness: Reinforces important rules like unique agent names, unique tool names, correct model formats, and member-count limits.
  • Use case: Create a web research team, a technical investigation team, or a hybrid scraping team that combines static fetching with dynamic browser automation.

Quick Start

Ask for a MixSeek team.toml that matches your workflow, and specify the team goal, preferred agent roles, and model preferences so the Skill can generate a valid configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions about mixseek-team-config

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a MixSeek team configuration file for multiple agents?

To generate a MixSeek team configuration, specify your team goal, agent roles, and model preferences. The Skill produces a TOML file defining leader and member agents while enforcing schema rules like unique names and correct model formats.

What is the correct format for defining agent roles in a TOML team setup?

Defining agent roles in a TOML team setup requires structuring leader and member agents with schema-compatible model selections and unique tool names to ensure the configuration validates against MixSeek rules.

Can I use Groq and Playwright together in a MixSeek member agent configuration?

Yes, you can configure Groq and Playwright together for member agents. This supports hybrid scraping teams that combine static fetching with dynamic browser automation within a single generated TOML file.

What validation rules apply when assigning models to leader and member agents?

Validation rules for assigning models enforce schema-compatible model formats, unique agent names, unique tool names, and member-count limits to prevent configuration errors during TOML generation.

Why does my MixSeek team.toml fail validation when adding web search agents?

A MixSeek team.toml fails validation when web search agents have duplicate tool names or incorrect model formats. The configuration generator prevents this by enforcing unique tool naming and schema-compatible model selection.

Does MixSeek configuration generation support Tavily and ClaudeCode workflows?

Yes, MixSeek configuration generation supports Tavily and ClaudeCode workflows. It produces TOML settings for research, analysis, and code execution teams utilizing these mixseek-plus extensions.