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To create Claude Code subagents, define a name and description, build an XML-structured system prompt with constraints, configure allowed tools using least-privilege, and register via the /agents command. This generates ready-to-use automated subagent definitions.

Multi-agent orchestration in Claude Code coordinates multiple subagents to execute complex automated tasks. It uses patterns like sequential, parallel, hierarchical, and coordinator workflows to route tasks to specialized subagents based on their roles and tool access.

Write XML-structured prompts by enforcing strict XML tags for system instructions, safety guidelines, and memory constraints within the subagent definition. This structure ensures Claude subagents follow strict constraints and execute orchestration workflows reliably.

Yes, you can configure tool access and least-privilege controls for Claude Code subagents. The workflow analyzes required tasks to determine appropriate subagent roles and restricts tool access, ensuring agents only interact with permitted tools and models.

The best orchestration patterns for Task tool workflows include sequential, parallel, hierarchical, and coordinator models. Choosing the right pattern depends on task dependencies, allowing independent subagents to run in parallel while routing dependent steps sequentially.

Validate and test Claude subagent workflows by applying provided best-practice examples and validation criteria against the generated subagent definitions. This checks XML prompt structure, tool access configurations, and orchestration logic before deployment.