skill-implementer

Automating implementation tasks by delegating to a subagent involves spawning a dedicated worker via the Task tool to execute plan-driven code changes. The system validates inputs, manages execution, and integrates results into state and plan artifacts.

Postflight metadata handling is the process of automatically collecting results, artifacts, and summaries after a task completes. It commits changes and maintains a clean audit trail for the implementation work performed.

Resuming partial implementation tasks relies on designated resume points captured during execution. The system stores intermediate state and plan artifacts, allowing the subagent to pick up and complete remaining work from the last valid checkpoint.

Yes, you can use Bash, Edit, Read, and Write tools for artifact creation within a subagent. These allowed tools validate inputs, spawn the worker, execute file modifications, and integrate final outputs.

The best way to manage task execution and capture summaries for complex features is running an orchestration skill that delegates work to a subagent. This approach manages plan-driven execution and applies postflight processing to collect metadata automatically.

Yes, you need a pre-existing plan or state artifact to delegate general implementation work effectively. The subagent relies on these inputs to drive plan-driven execution and integrate postflight metadata back into your project.