helper-sub-agents
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shared rules for the helper sub-agents an orchestrating skill spawns
In this repository15 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- agent-browser-diffSkill
- ai-code-review-catalogSkill
- claude-parallel-writersSkill
- cross-harness-sub-agentSkill
- llm-evaluationSkill
- loopSkill
- orchestrate-multi-pr-workSkill
- planSkill
- propose-refactorSkill
- prSkill
- record-videoSkill
- triaging-feedbackSkill
- upgrade-dependenciesSkill
- writing-skillsSkill
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how an orchestrator such as /loop or /orchestrate-multi-pr-work uses helpers. the calling skill names when to spawn one, its output dir, its single code writer and how many run at once
agents are highly reactive to their context, so delegate deep investigation rather than consuming every detail yourself. do small lookups yourself
- give each helper its question, what you already know and an output path under the caller's output dir; it writes the full result there and returns a short gist. read the file only when the gist could change a decision
- helpers contribute intelligence while writes stay single-threaded: they leave the checkout, commits and pushes alone unless the calling skill names an exception
- a helper that needs another commit runs in its own worktree from
bin/wt-run <ref> -- pwdand confirms itsHEADbefore starting. remove that worktree once the helper is done - side effects stay in local dev. helpers spawn no helpers of their own
- decisions stay with you; a helper's result is evidence for them
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