subagent-creator

Create a custom Claude Code sub-agent by saving a Markdown file with a structured YAML frontmatter header defining name, description, tools, and model, followed by a system prompt body governing its behavior. This enables specialized automated workflows like code review.

The YAML frontmatter schema for Claude Code sub-agents requires name and description fields, with optional tools, model, permissionMode, and skills fields. This structured metadata enables auto-loading of templates and references for the agent.

Yes, you can deploy Claude Code sub-agents at project-level by saving files under the .claude/agents/ directory, or at user-level by saving them in the ~/.claude/agents/ directory. This allows flexible scoping for different automation needs.

Configure tool permissions and models for Claude Code assistants by setting the optional tools, model, and permissionMode fields in the sub-agent's YAML frontmatter. This restricts and defines the operational scope for tasks like debugging or data analysis.

Yes, the sub-agent creation process supports reusing templates and references to streamline creation and validation. This ensures structured system prompts and consistent configurations across multiple specialized agents.

System prompts for custom Claude Code sub-agents must be written in a structured Markdown body following the YAML frontmatter. While the prompt content is flexible, the preceding metadata schema strictly enforces required fields to enable proper auto-loading.