test-context-child

Debug context sharing in multi-agent systems by running a child agent to report received arguments, conversation history, and accessible files. This verifies data propagation and identifies visibility gaps between parent and child agents.

Verify parent conversation history access by executing a child agent test that reports on the specific context it receives. This checks whether historical data successfully propagates down to child agents during execution.

Context propagation in AI workflows is the passing of arguments, history, and file access between parent and child agents. You need to test it when debugging complex multi-agent systems to ensure data accessibility.

A child agent may not see parent-read files due to broken context sharing mechanisms. Debugging requires explicit context passing and environment variable access verification to ensure file visibility propagates correctly.

Yes, you can check CLAUDE.md accessibility by running a child agent that assesses its execution environment and reports on specific skill definition files it can access within the multi-agent system.

Yes, explicit context passing and environment variable access are required for operational success when debugging agent communication. Without explicit passing, child agents cannot report on received arguments or file visibility.