| name | summon |
| description | Launch AutoMates agents in separate terminal windows with their identities |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash","Read"] |
/summon - Launch AutoMates Agents
Launch one or more agents in separate terminal windows with their identities, knowledge sections, and startup instructions.
Usage
/summon <agent> # Launch single agent
/summon <agent1>,<agent2> # Launch multiple agents
/summon team # Launch Planner, Builder, Checker
/summon all # Launch all 9 agents
Available Agents
| Agent | Color | Role |
|---|
| planner | Blue | Creates blueprints and roadmaps |
| builder | Orange | Writes code, implements features |
| checker | Green | Reviews code, finds bugs, security |
| brainstorm | Yellow | Generates ideas, explores solutions |
| gal | Teal | Tests UX, skeptical evaluation |
| legal | Deep Slate | Licensing, privacy, compliance |
| gitdude | Violet | Commits, versioning, releases |
| fetcher | Caramel | Gathers documentation, research |
| orca | Charcoal | Designs agent workflows |
| daisy | Pink | Branding, social media, PR, pitches |
Instructions
When this skill is invoked, execute the summon script:
AUTOMATES_ROOT="$(pwd)"
if [[ ! -d "${AUTOMATES_ROOT}/AgenTeam" ]]; then
echo "Error: Not in the AutoMates project (no AgenTeam/ folder found)"
exit 1
fi
bash "${AUTOMATES_ROOT}/.claude/skills/summon/summon.sh" "$ARGUMENTS"
What Happens
- A new terminal window/tab opens for each agent
- Claude Code starts with that agent's identity loaded via
--append-system-prompt
- The agent reads their memory, Brief.md, and knowledge section (mandatory)
- Agents share files through the workspace
Cross-Platform Support
| Platform | Primary | Fallback |
|---|
| macOS | iTerm2 | Terminal.app |
| Linux | gnome-terminal | xterm |
| Windows | Windows Terminal | PowerShell |
Notes
- Each agent runs as a separate Claude Code instance
- Agents have persistent memory in
AgenTeam/<name>/Memory_Logs/
- Fetcher's memory is in
AgenTeam/Fetcher/Memory_Logs/
- .claude/rules/automates.md is automatically loaded in every session (shared context)
- Coordinate work through shared files in the workspace
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