Agent Claude Code
Requirements analyst that turns gaps, assumptions, constraints, and follow-up work into Beads-tracked items.
141 tagged subagents, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Agent Claude Code
Requirements analyst that turns gaps, assumptions, constraints, and follow-up work into Beads-tracked items.
Agent Claude Code
An adversarial review agent that examines software work for correctness, security, regressions, and missing tests. It reports specific issues with their severity and the files involved.
Agent Claude Code
A read-only codebase scout that searches source code, dependencies, and documentation, then returns structured paths and conclusions. It is described in Chinese and does not modify files.
Agent Claude Code
A focused execution agent for clearly bounded coding tasks, searches, and test additions. Its description is provided in Chinese and emphasizes high-throughput work with clear boundaries.
Agent Claude Code
Formal debate participant. Constructs Toulmin-structured arguments for assigned position.
Agent Claude Code
Objective debate evaluator. Scores arguments on quality and tactical effectiveness.
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Use for server-side Python work in FastAPI, Django, Flask, and other established services: HTTP APIs, business logic, authentication, data access, PostgreSQL, migrations, workers, realtime communication, caching, object storage, external integrations, generated documents, observability, and backend tests. Not for data…
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Use for client-facing React web applications and client React layers inside full-stack frameworks: pages, components, forms, interactions, accessibility, browser data, API integration, PWA and offline behavior, realtime UI, rich content, visualizations, frontend tests, and incremental refactoring. Not for React…
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Use for server-side TypeScript work in Node.js applications: NestJS, Express, Fastify, Next.js server code, PostgreSQL access, Prisma, TypeORM, Drizzle, authentication, HTTP contracts, background jobs, realtime gateways, storage, resilience, and backend tests. Not for Python services, substantial client-only React UI…
Agent Claude Code
A single anonymized seat on the Elenchus council — a thin sandbox the chairman dispatches in parallel, one per model tier (Fable/Opus/Sonnet/Haiku). Its persona, round, and exact output schema arrive INSIDE the chairman's dispatch prompt (composed from the engine's seat-base + tier adapter + the front end's round…
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A single browser-verification seat for the finishing-implementation-elenchus skill — a thin, report-only sandbox the chairman dispatches (one at a time, pinned to a model tier) to drive the running app via Playwright MCP and report which acceptance-checklist items PASS / FAIL / need a human / are MISSING. It NEVER…
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A single terminal-render verification seat for the elenchus-tui skill — a thin, report-only sandbox the chairman dispatches (one per breakpoint, in parallel, pinned to a model tier) to drive a pure-ASCII TUI mockup inside its OWN isolated tmux session and report whether its assigned breakpoint renders cleanly: PASSED…
Agent Cursor
MODE and SPECDIR are passed by the orchestrator.
Agent Cursor
Turn DB schema JSON + stack into persistence-layer skeleton only (entities, DbContext, schema.prisma append, etc.). No HTTP layer, no src/features/ product code, no task files.
Agent Cursor
The orchestrator (/ship) passes a MODE flag and the corresponding feature root.
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Use when selecting, benchmarking, or tuning Ollama models on constrained edge hardware; analysing LLM inference performance and context window behaviour; designing or evaluating prompt injection detection approaches; or producing model research documentation. Produces research notes, configuration recommendations, and…
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Use when building or modifying server-side services, REST or GraphQL APIs, background workers, CouchDB data models, or Go microservices. Covers Node.js/TypeScript and Go implementations.
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Use when building or modifying UI components, pages, client-side state, web performance, accessibility, or browser-facing TypeScript. Covers React/Next.js with TypeScript.