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clnode-agents

Discover installed agents/skills/rules and create new agents

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name
clnode-agents
description
Discover installed agents/skills/rules and create new agents
version
2.0.0
# Agent Discovery & Generator Execute all phases below in order. Use the specified tools at each step. --- ## Phase 1: Discovery (always run) Scan the project's `.claude/` directory to show what's installed. ### Step 1-1: Scan files Use **Glob** to find: - `.claude/agents/*.md` — agent definitions - `.claude/skills/*/SKILL.md` — installed skills - `.claude/rules/*.md` — active rules ### Step 1-2: Extract agent details For each file found in `.claude/agents/*.md`, use **Read** to extract YAML frontmatter fields: - `name` - `description` - `model` (default: sonnet) - `skills` (list) ### Step 1-3: Display results Output a summary in this format: ``` ## Installed Agents (N) | Name | Model | Description | Skills | |------|-------|-------------|--------| | backend-dev | sonnet | Backend development | compress-output | | reviewer | opus | Code review | compress-review | ## Installed Skills (N) - compress-output - compress-review - ... ## Installed Rules (N) - team.md - typescript.md - ... ``` --- ## Phase 2: Ask User Use **AskUserQuestion** to ask: ``` question: "What would you like to do?" header: "Action" options: - label: "Create new agent" description: "Generate a new agent definition file with proper frontmatter and structure" - label: "Done" description: "Exit — discovery complete" ``` If the user selects "Done", stop here. --- ## Phase 3: Generate Agent ### Step 3-1: Gather info Use **AskUserQuestion** with these questions (all in one call): **Question 1:** ``` question: "What should the agent be named? (use kebab-case, e.g., api-tester)" header: "Name" options: - label: "custom name" description: "Enter a custom agent name" ``` **Question 2:** ``` question: "What is this agent's role?" header: "Role" options: - label: "Implementer" description: "Writes code — backend, frontend, CLI, etc." - label: "Reviewer" description: "Reviews code for quality, security, patterns" - label: "Architect" description: "Designs systems, makes technical decisions" - label: "Specialist" description: "Domain-specific tasks (testing, docs, DevOps, etc.)" ``` **Question 3:** ``` question: "Which model should this agent use?" header: "Model" options: - label: "sonnet (Recommended)" description: "Best for implementation tasks — fast and capable" - label: "opus" description: "Best for review, architecture, complex reasoning" - label: "haiku" description: "Best for simple, repetitive, mechanical tasks" ``` ### Step 3-2: Check for duplicates Use **Glob** to check if `.claude/agents/{name}.md` already exists. If it does, warn the user and ask for confirmation before overwriting. ### Step 3-3: Determine skills Apply these rules: - If role is **Reviewer** → `skills: [compress-review]` - All other roles → `skills: [compress-output]` ### Step 3-4: Determine tools Apply these rules: - If role is **Reviewer** or **Architect** → `tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash` - If role is **Implementer** or **Specialist** → `tools: Read, Edit, Write, Bash, Grep, Glob` ### Step 3-5: Write agent file Use **Write** to create `.claude/agents/{name}.md` with this template: ```markdown --- name: {name} description: {role description from user} tools: {tools from Step 3-4} model: {model} memory: project skills: - {skill from Step 3-3} --- # {Name} Agent {Brief role description based on user input} ## Responsibilities - {Generate 3-4 responsibilities based on the role} ## Before Returning MANDATORY: Before returning your final response, compress your output: - List changed files with 1-line summary each - Key decisions made (1-2 sentences) - Issues encountered (if any) - Total output MUST be under 10 lines ``` --- ## Phase 4: Update team.md ### Step 4-1: Check if team.md exists Use **Glob** to check for `.claude/rules/team.md`. If it does NOT exist, skip this phase entirely. ### Step 4-2: Scan all agents Use **Glob** for `.claude/agents/*.md`, then **Read** each file to extract `name`, `model`, and `description` from frontmatter. ### Step 4-3: Rebuild Team Structure Generate a new Team Structure block from the scanned agents: ``` Leader (Main Session / Opus) ├── {agent-1} ({Model}) — {description} ├── {agent-2} ({Model}) — {description} ... └── {last-agent} ({Model}) — {description} ``` Rules: - Capitalize the model name display: `sonnet` → `Sonnet`, `opus` → `Opus`, `haiku` → `Haiku` - Use `├──` for all agents except the last - Use `└──` for the last agent - Sort alphabetically by agent name ### Step 4-4: Edit team.md Use **Read** to get the current content of `.claude/rules/team.md`. Use **Edit** to replace the existing Team Structure code block (the content between the ``` markers under `## Team Structure`) with the newly generated block. --- ## Model Recommendation Guide | Role | Recommended Model | Reason | |------|-------------------|--------| | Reviewer | opus | Needs deep reasoning for code quality analysis | | Architect | opus | Complex system design decisions | | Curator | opus | Cross-domain knowledge synthesis | | Implementer (backend) | sonnet | Fast, capable code generation | | Implementer (frontend) | sonnet | Fast, capable code generation | | Implementer (CLI) | sonnet | Fast, capable code generation | | Test writer | sonnet | Straightforward test generation | | Simple/mechanical tasks | haiku | Cost-efficient for repetitive work | ## Reference Claude Code agent documentation: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/agents
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