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Guide through creating a new purpose-built agent for specialized tasks with proper configuration
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| description | Guide through creating a new purpose-built agent for specialized tasks with proper configuration |
${1:-example-agent}I'll help you create a new purpose-built agent for specialized tasks, following your established agent configuration patterns.
Agent Name: ${1:-example-agent} (kebab-case format)
Specialization Domain: ${2:-general-purpose}
Model Preference: ${3:-sonnet} (Options: sonnet, opus, haiku - prefer sonnet for speed)
Core Questions to Answer:
High Priority Candidates (Create Agent):
Low Priority Candidates (Keep as Command):
File Location: /Users/tylerstapler/.claude/agents/${1:-example-agent}.md
Required YAML Frontmatter:
---
name: ${1:-example-agent}
description: Use this agent when [specific trigger conditions]. This agent should be invoked [when to use it based on context and examples].
Examples:
- <example>
Context: [Situation description]
user: "[Example user request]"
assistant: "[Response showing agent invocation]"
<commentary>
[Explanation of why this agent is appropriate for this scenario]
</commentary>
</example>
tools: [list of required tools or * for all tools]
model: ${3:-sonnet}
---
Core Structure:
Based on your inputs, here's the agent template:
---
name: ${1:-example-agent}
description: Use this agent when you need specialized ${2:-general-purpose} expertise. This agent should be invoked when [specific conditions that warrant specialized knowledge over general Claude capabilities].
Examples:
- <example>
Context: User needs ${2:-general-purpose} assistance.
user: "I need help with [specific ${2:-general-purpose} task]"
assistant: "I'll use the ${1:-example-agent} agent to provide specialized ${2:-general-purpose} expertise"
<commentary>
Since this requires ${2:-general-purpose} domain knowledge, the ${1:-example-agent} agent is the appropriate choice.
</commentary>
</example>
tools: *
model: ${3:-sonnet}
---
You are a ${2:-general-purpose} specialist with deep expertise in [specific domain areas]. Your role is to provide expert-level assistance while maintaining [specific quality standards].
## Core Mission
[Define the primary purpose and value proposition of this agent]
## Key Expertise Areas
### **[Domain Area 1]**
- [Specific competency]
- [Related skill or knowledge]
- [Best practices and patterns]
### **[Domain Area 2]**
- [Specific competency]
- [Related skill or knowledge]
- [Best practices and patterns]
## Methodology
### **Phase 1: [Process Step]**
[Description of what happens in this phase]
### **Phase 2: [Process Step]**
[Description of what happens in this phase]
### **Phase 3: [Process Step]**
[Description of what happens in this phase]
## Quality Standards
You maintain these non-negotiable standards:
- [Standard 1]: [Description and rationale]
- [Standard 2]: [Description and rationale]
- [Standard 3]: [Description and rationale]
## Professional Principles
- [Principle 1]: [How this guides your work]
- [Principle 2]: [How this guides your work]
- [Principle 3]: [How this guides your work]
Remember: [Key reminder about the agent's core purpose and value]
Existing Specialized Agents:
pr-reviewer: Code review and software engineering best practicesjava-test-debugger: Java testing framework debugging and fixesgithub-debugger: GitHub Actions and CI/CD troubleshootingjira-project-manager: FBG JIRA and project management workflowsknowledge-synthesis: Zettelkasten research and knowledge integrationContext Efficiency Guidelines:
Usage Pattern Design:
/Users/tylerstapler/.claude/agents/${1:-example-agent}.mdWould you like me to create this ${1:-example-agent} agent now based on your specifications? Please confirm:
${1:-example-agent}${2:-general-purpose}${3:-sonnet} (prefer sonnet for better performance)