subagent-generate

Create autonomous subagents by applying a structured workflow of preflight, design, generation, and QC checks. This produces specialized agents with defined input/output contracts that operate independently without parent context and run concurrently.

The best way is to run a preflight phase extracting requirements from existing Skills and workspace, then apply design templates with defined input/output contracts. This ensures domain-specific specialists operate concurrently and maintain quality.

Yes, you can generate domain-specific subagents that run concurrently. The workflow produces specialized agents with defined contracts under output directories, enabling parallel execution where each agent operates autonomously and reports results separately.

Ensure quality by enforcing preflight, generation, and QC checks with defined evaluation criteria and templates. This validates that generated standalone agents meet input/output contracts and maintainability standards before backlog integration.

Existing Skills in your workspace are utilized during preflight to extract requirements for the subagent. While preflight checks gather domain context from the workspace, the generation workflow relies on defined input/output contracts and templates.

A limitation is that generated agents must operate autonomously without parent context. This requires strictly defined input/output contracts and QC checks to ensure parallel agents report results accurately without relying on external workspace state.