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assemble-a-team

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Compose and run a team of role-specialist subagents instead of reasoning as one generalist. Invent whatever roster the task needs — e.g. CEO/CFO/CTO/ product/GTM for a business, PM plus backend/frontend (splitting further into JS/state, CSS, design-system) for a web app, or reproduce/root-cause/fix/ regression for a hard bug — illustrations, not a fixed menu. Each specialist grounds their view in current best practice via web search (not stale memory), and the team challenges each other before you converge. Re-check the user's goal between layers so the team cannot drift. Use WHENEVER a task is substantial and multi-disciplinary — launching a product, designing/building an app or feature, planning an architecture or migration, or a gnarly bug needing several angles. Also fire it the moment the user says "assemble a team", "spawn a team", "build me a team of experts", "I want a CEO/CTO/PM take", or asks for specialists to collaborate. Use proactively when about to one-shot multi-disciplinary work.

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