team-composition-patterns

Team sizing requires evaluating task complexity from simple to very complex. This skill applies specific heuristics to recommend the optimal agent count, ensuring coordination efficiency and eliminating the guesswork involved in manual team sizing.

Preset team configurations provide ready-made definitions for code review, security audits, debugging, and feature development. These presets map specific multi-agent responsibilities to specialized sub-agent types, allowing immediate deployment without manual role assignment.

Agent type selection relies on mapping task responsibilities to specialized sub-agent types like Athos, Porthos, Aramis, Dumas, and DArtagnan. This skill provides guidelines to match agent capabilities with your specific feature development requirements.

Display mode configuration involves selecting tmux, iTerm2, or in-process modes based on your execution environment. This skill provides rules to quickly set the correct display mode for both local development and CI pipelines.

You can build bespoke multi-agent teams using custom team guidelines and best-practice troubleshooting rules. The skill supports both ready-made presets for common tasks and flexible guidelines for creating custom agent setups.

Coordination overhead often stems from incorrect team sizing or mismatched agent types. This skill provides troubleshooting guidelines to resolve common multi-agent coordination issues and optimize configurations for complex migration tasks.