spawn

Triage subagent requests and generate bounded prompts for specialized agents.

Updated Jan 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dain-agency/mood-tracker --skill spawn-dain-agency
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Skill: spawn
Source: https://github.com/dain-agency/mood-tracker/tree/main/.claude/skills/spawn
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dain-agency/mood-tracker --skill spawn-dain-agency

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the common waste and low-quality output caused by poorly scoped subagent dispatches, which often produce placeholder code, skip project-specific patterns, and waste valuable context cache windows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Specialised Agent Matching: Automatically prioritises project-specific specialised agents over generic ones for better context alignment with project patterns.
  • Scope Scoring Rubric: Evaluates task complexity (file count, domain span, iteration needs) to recommend the right number and type of subagents for the job.
  • Triage & Bounded Prompt Generation: Creates clear, self-contained prompts for subagents with explicit goals, context, scope boundaries, and deliverables to avoid ambiguous, off-target outputs.
  • Use Case: When building a multi-file React feature, use this skill to select the react-specialist agent, score the scope as 3 files in 1 domain, and generate a prompt that ensures the agent follows your project's component patterns instead of producing generic code.

Quick Start

Invoke the spawn skill to triage your subagent request, select the appropriate specialised agent, and generate a bounded prompt for high-quality, scoped output.

Frequently Asked Questions about spawn

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

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Why do my Claude Code subagents produce placeholder code instead of following project patterns?

Poorly scoped subagent dispatches cause placeholder code because they lack explicit context boundaries. Applying deliberate scope triage and bounded prompt generation aligns subagent outputs with your project patterns and user intent.

How do I generate bounded prompts for specialised agents in Claude Code?

Generate bounded prompts for specialised agents by evaluating task complexity, selecting a project-specific agent, and creating a self-contained prompt with explicit goals, context, scope boundaries, and deliverables to prevent ambiguous outputs.

What is subagent scope triage and when do I need it for agent orchestration?

Subagent scope triage is the process of evaluating task complexity like file count and domain span to recommend the right number and type of subagents. You need it for non-trivial tasks including code implementation, review, research, and pipeline scaffolding.

Does this workflow automation approach support multi-file feature scaffolding?

Yes, workflow automation through scope triage supports multi-file feature scaffolding. It scores the scope by file count and domain span to recommend specialised agents, ensuring generated prompts enforce your component patterns across multiple files.

What's the best way to stop wasting context cache windows on low-quality agent dispatches?

The best way to stop wasting context cache windows is to apply a scope scoring rubric before dispatching agents. This evaluates task complexity to recommend the right subagents and generates bounded prompts that prevent off-target outputs.