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To design Claude subagents, you define precise roles, constraints, and tool access policies, then map tasks to orchestration patterns like sequential, parallel, or hierarchical to coordinate multi-agent processes.

The best way to structure subagent prompts is using XML structure guidelines to draft minimal, well-scoped definitions that establish clear roles, enforce constraints, and specify safe tool access policies for reliable execution.

You plan task handoffs by selecting an orchestration pattern such as coordinator or hierarchical, mapping specific tasks to appropriate subagents, and defining a clear handoff format to ensure smooth multi-agent transitions.

Yes, you can configure tool access permissions by defining a safe tool access policy within the subagent's frontmatter, ensuring each agent only interacts with the specific tools required for its designated role and constraints.

You test subagent workflows by outlining evaluation strategies, creating specific test prompts, and running automated checks to ensure reliability before finalizing the deployment readiness of your multi-agent architecture.

Deploying Claude subagents requires templates for frontmatter configuration, eligibility criteria, and maintenance processes, ensuring your task tool workflows are properly documented and ready for production environments.