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generate-agent

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Generates and modifies optimized Claude Code agents (subagent .md files) through a strict TDD pipeline — deep need investigation via AskUserQuestion, official-docs grounding, invocation evals written before the agent, structural validation. Use when the user asks to create a new agent or subagent, fix an existing agent's description or delegation routing, tighten an agent's tool scope or model choice, or backfill invocation evals for an existing agent. Do NOT use for authoring skills (use `generate-skill`), for designing multi-component agentic architectures (use `generate-workflow`), for invoking an existing agent on a task (use the Agent tool directly), or for hooks and settings changes (use `update-config`).

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