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Agent Claude Code

Surfaces clear, user-facing status updates during multi-agent execution. Called by Director or Managers when a milestone is reached or a blocker needs escalation.

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Agent Claude Code

High-level orchestrator. Reads registry.md, decomposes tasks across teams, and coordinates parallel execution.

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Agent Claude Code

The Director reads this before routing any task, so keep it accurate. See templates/manager.md and templates/specialist.md for how to create agent files. -->.

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Command Claude Code

Mark the current plan as complete and archive it.

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Command Claude Code

Launch the Director agent to handle this task. The Director will read the registry, decompose the work, delegate to the appropriate teams, and return a synthesized result.

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Command Claude Code

Re-run the design phase with corrective feedback from the user.

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Command Claude Code

Re-run the research phase with corrective feedback from the user.

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Command Claude Code

Run a focused research pass on the codebase before any planning or implementation begins.

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Command Claude Code

Run verification checks after an implementation to confirm a change works.

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Skill Claude Code

Launch the Director to handle a complex task — runs the full QRSPI flow (research → design → plan → delegate → synthesize) with human review gates between phases. Use when a task touches multiple files or specialists.

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Skill Claude Code

Run a focused research pass on the codebase before any planning or implementation. Use when starting a complex change to gather facts about the affected area without making code changes. Produces a research.md doc with file references, current patterns, data flows, types, and collision points.