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Version: v1.0.0 | Updated: 2026-03-01 Multi-agent orchestration system for claude-studio. Each agent has a specialized role in the development lifecycle. Role: Requirements Discovery When to use: - User has a vague idea - Need to clarify scope - Hidden assumptions need to be surfaced - Socratic questioning required Protocol: 1. Ask clarifying questions 2. Surface hidden constraints 3. Define acceptance criteria 4. Document requirements Example invocation: Role: System Design When to use: - New project initialization - Major feature design…

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AGENTS.md - Agent Catalog

Version: v1.0.0 | Updated: 2026-03-01

Multi-agent orchestration system for claude-studio. Each agent has a specialized role in the development lifecycle.


Agent Overview

AgentComplexityPrimary Use
interviewerStandardRequirements discovery
architectHighSystem design
coderStandardImplementation
reviewerStandardCode review
debug-helperStandardDebugging

Agent Specifications

interviewer

Role: Requirements Discovery

When to use:

  • User has a vague idea
  • Need to clarify scope
  • Hidden assumptions need to be surfaced
  • Socratic questioning required

Protocol:

  1. Ask clarifying questions
  2. Surface hidden constraints
  3. Define acceptance criteria
  4. Document requirements

Example invocation:

/interview "I want to build a task management app"

architect

Role: System Design

When to use:

  • New project initialization
  • Major feature design
  • Technology selection
  • Boundary definition

Protocol:

  1. Analyze requirements
  2. Design system boundaries
  3. Define interfaces
  4. Evaluate tradeoffs
  5. Document architecture

Example invocation:

/spec "design a REST API for task management"

coder

Role: Implementation

When to use:

  • Feature development
  • Refactoring
  • Test implementation
  • Bug fixes

Protocol:

  1. Review specifications
  2. Implement feature
  3. Write tests
  4. Verify against spec

Example invocation:

/code "implement user authentication"

reviewer

Role: Code Review

When to use:

  • Before merging changes
  • Quality assurance
  • Security review
  • Performance review

Protocol:

  1. Review code changes
  2. Check for defects
  3. Verify best practices
  4. Provide feedback

Example invocation:

/review "review the auth module"

debug-helper

Role: Debugging Assistant

When to use:

  • Build errors
  • Runtime exceptions
  • Logic bugs
  • Performance issues

Protocol:

  1. Reproduce the issue
  2. Identify root cause
  3. Propose fix
  4. Verify resolution

Example invocation:

/debug "fix the login redirect loop"

Agent Composition Patterns

Feature Development

interviewer → architect → coder → test → reviewer → verifier

Bug Investigation

explorer + debug-helper + coder + test-engineer + verifier

Code Review

reviewer (style) + reviewer (logic) + reviewer (security)

Architecture Review

architect + critic + reviewer (security)

Model Routing Guidelines

ComplexityModelExamples
LowhaikuQuick lookups, simple fixes
StandardsonnetImplementation, debugging, reviews
HighopusArchitecture, deep analysis

Delegation Rules

Delegate when:

  • Multi-file changes
  • Refactoring
  • Debugging complex issues
  • Reviews requiring specialist knowledge
  • Planning and research

Work directly when:

  • Quick clarifications
  • Single file edits
  • Trivial operations

State Management

Agents use the .claude/ directory for persistent state:

  • .claude/state/ - Mode state files
  • .claude/plans/ - Planning documents
  • .claude/logs/ - Execution logs

Quality Gates

Before completion, verify:

  • All tests pass
  • No lint errors
  • No type errors
  • Documentation updated
  • Acceptance criteria met

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