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Claude subagent delegation works by assigning specialized tasks to defined agents using a 7-section structure. This approach applies repeatable patterns and safety checks to orchestrate workflows across codebases and documentation.

Introduce new subagents when specialized delegation tasks require repeatable patterns and dedicated safety checks. Decision criteria provided in the guide help determine if creating new subagent types is necessary for your specific codebase or documentation workflow.

The 7-section structure is a template framework for defining subagent delegation prompts. It guides the creation of specialized agents by standardizing roles, tooling, and constraints to ensure repeatable patterns and safety checks.

Debug subagent workflows by refining delegation prompts and applying best-practice evaluation criteria. The framework provides reference materials and common pitfalls to help identify and resolve orchestration issues across codebases.

Subagent prompt engineering best practices involve using the 7-section structure template, applying decision criteria for new agents, and reusing reference files. Following these patterns ensures repeatable delegation and avoids common orchestration pitfalls.

Yes, subagent definitions and templates can be reused across projects. The framework provides reference materials designed to be tailored, ensuring consistent delegation patterns and best practices across different codebases and documentation.