recursive-subagent

What problem does it solve?

Delegated audits are essential for structured, auditable recursion but require clear handoffs, guardrails, and fallback paths when subagents are unavailable. This skill defines when and how to engage analyst, planner, code-reviewer, memory-auditor, tester, and implementer roles while preserving overall ownership and audit rigor.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Prioritizes bounded delegation for audit, review, and bounded implementation within a single active recursive phase.
• Enforces a mandatory self-audit fallback and explicit handoff contracts to maintain accountability if subagents cannot complete the task.
• Integrates with routing when available (recursive-router) and provides clear guidance on policy checks before dispatch.

Quick Start

Determine whether delegated subagents should handle the current audit phase and initiate the handoff protocol if approved.