sub-agent-invocation

Orchestrate sub-agents by delegating tasks to specialized agents using enforced invocation templates with complete context, explicit instructions, context references, and performance directives. This ensures complex cross-domain features are broken into clear, verifiable units of work.

Delegate cross-domain feature work by auto-invoking a blueprint planning flow, then spawning domain specialists in parallel. You assemble a comprehensive blueprint with full context and acceptance criteria, followed by user approval to run team-impl execution.

Sub-agent validation applies monitoring and quality-engineer validation workflows to verify delegated work. It enforces coordination patterns including background task monitoring, parallel versus serial dispatch rules, and resume semantics to ensure high-reliability deployments before merge.

Blueprint planning is needed when multi-file feature work meets complexity thresholds requiring structured delegation. The routing mechanism decides between direct delegation, single-agent implementation, or multi-agent team implementations based on the task's complexity and validation requirements.

Sub-agent invocation supports both parallel and serial dispatch rules for task coordination. You can route work to specialist sub-agents using background task patterns, monitoring semantics, and resume capabilities to manage complex engineering workflows safely.

Sub-agents fail when invocation prompts lack complete context, explicit instructions, context references, or performance directives. Enforcing these four mandatory prompt components ensures every specialist sub-agent receives the necessary information to act effectively.