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Launch a subagent to handle a specialized task in isolation, keeping the main context clean. Use when delegating research, browsing, or deep code analysis. Agent types: explore, browser, codebase, general.

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spawn — Subagent Delegation Skill

Agent Type Mappings

  • explore → research-focused, read-only agent
  • browser → web browsing and UI interaction agent
  • codebase → deep code analysis agent
  • general → default general-purpose subagent

Execution Steps

  1. Construct a focused task description from the provided context.
  2. Delegate to the specified agent type using the runtime's native subagent mechanism.
  3. The subagent operates in isolation with its own context window.
  4. Scope the subagent's tool permissions to the minimum its task requires — never inherit the parent's full permission set by default.
  5. Report findings back to the main conversation on completion.

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