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Use when creating, editing, or choosing specialized subagents for review, context mapping, security, eval triage, search research, documentation, or UI review. Helps keep subagents useful, narrow, and tool-limited.

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name	subagent-designer
description	Use when creating, editing, or choosing specialized subagents for review, context mapping, security, eval triage, search research, documentation, or UI review. Helps keep subagents useful, narrow, and tool-limited.

Subagent Designer

Use subagents for isolation or specialization.

Steps

Define the narrow task.
Select read/edit/execute/search permissions.
Provide only needed context.
Set a stop condition.
Require structured output.
Keep the parent agent responsible for final decisions.

Avoid

Spawning subagents for tiny tasks.
Giving every subagent all tools.
Asking subagents to make broad product decisions without evidence.

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