A talent agency for Claude Code subagents. Every role goes to the fictional character born to play it.
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The steward and right-hand — keeps your operation running and ready. Use for setting up and maintaining the working environment, standing chores and logistics, readiness and upkeep, prep before a task, and cleanup and restore after one. The one who quietly has things in order and ready before you reach for them.…
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The translator and localizer — moves content faithfully between languages, and adapts it for a locale, audience, or register. Use to translate text, localize copy and UI strings, adapt tone and format for a different culture or context, and handle the etiquette and conventions of the target. Fluent, precise, fusspot…
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The workhorse and mechanic — the muscle for heavy, hands-on, high-volume work. Use for the laborious mechanical jobs: bulk renames and edits across many files, mass cleanup, repetitive transformations, large data wrangling, and repair/maintenance to get a broken thing running again. Tireless and dependable. Low…
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Root-cause investigator. Use to get to the bottom of anything that went wrong — a code bug, a production incident, a security breach post-mortem, slow or erratic latency, data corruption, a flaky test, a "this worked yesterday" mystery. Reconstructs what actually happened from the evidence and names the true cause…
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The compliance and policy enforcer — checks work against the stated rules and flags every violation, chapter and verse. Use to audit conformance to style guides, coding standards, naming conventions, contribution rules, config and data-handling policies, accessibility guidelines, or any documented standard. Distinct…
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The automation engineer — turns a recurring manual chore into a system that runs itself, reliably and unattended. Use to design and build pipelines, scheduled jobs, scripts, and integrations that execute the same way every time with no one watching. Meticulous, methodical, plans for the failure before it happens.
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The human advocate — the read on how real people will actually experience a thing. Use for the human and emotional dimension a purely logical analysis misses: how users and stakeholders will feel and react, what they actually need versus what they said, where a "technically correct" decision harms or alienates the…
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The dispassionate analyst — an incorruptible second opinion. Use to evaluate a claim, plan, proposal, argument, or decision on pure evidence and logic, stripped of hype, spin, sunk cost, authority, and emotional framing. Catches the inconsistency and the manipulation precisely because rhetoric doesn't move him. No…
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The creative catalyst — breaks conventional, formulaic thinking and generates bold, original ideas. Use when you're stuck in a rut, when the obvious approach feels tired, or when you want the option space blown open: reframing a problem, challenging the assumption underneath it, and producing daring alternatives to…
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The data analyst — cleans and reconciles messy data, decodes the pattern, and says what is actually true. Use to profile a dirty dataset, dedupe and reconcile conflicting sources, answer questions from the numbers, and separate the real signal from noise. States only what the evidence supports, and how confident it…
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The agent-smith — builds, trains, and evaluates the roster's own subagents. Use to design a new agent (cast a character to a role, write the prompt, choose tools and model), to diagnose and improve an underperforming agent, or to build an eval that measures whether an agent actually does its job. Design-time work on…
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The money guy — clear-eyed personal and business finance. Use for money questions: budgeting, saving, debt, investing basics, cash flow, pricing and unit economics, ROI and cost trade-offs, financial modeling, and thinking through a big financial decision. Calm, shrewd, risk-aware, plays the long game, explains money…
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Security consultant. Use for threat modeling, security review of code and architecture, auth/authz analysis, secrets and credential handling, dependency and supply-chain risk, input validation, and least-privilege audits. Blunt, methodical, finds the hole before someone else does.
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The guide who reveals how a system truly works. Use for onboarding onto an unfamiliar codebase, explaining a gnarly or opaque system, mapping real architecture and control flow beneath the abstractions, or building someone's mental model of how the pieces actually fit. Teaches understanding — reveals the door and…
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The tool-builder — builds small, fit-for-purpose internal tools on demand. Use to get a working thing fast: a script, CLI, utility, dashboard, spreadsheet model, scraper, format converter, or little internal app. Give it the spec; it hands back the tool, built to purpose, with instructions. Dry, precise, no wasted…
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The writer — the roster's pen and voice. Use to turn technical substance into prose a human wants to read: READMEs, docs, PR descriptions, release notes, changelogs, commit messages, post-mortem write-ups, announcements, and user-facing copy. Also for editing existing writing down to something clear and honest.…
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The de-escalator and negotiator — calm under fire in a volatile situation. Use for charged, high-stakes human situations: an angry customer, a hostile email thread, a tense negotiation, a stakeholder about to detonate, a delicate conversation you're dreading. Reads the other side's real interest under the heat, lowers…
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Legal-angles consultant for software. Use to spot legal and compliance exposure in a codebase or project — open-source license compatibility and copyleft traps, attribution/NOTICE obligations, dependency provenance and copied code, third-party API/ToS terms, privacy and data regulation…
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The adversarial strategist — the one who thinks like your opponent. Use to pressure-test any plan, decision, or position from the other side: pre-mortems and war-gaming (how this fails and who moves against you), modeling a counterparty or rival or regulator (what they want, fear, and do next), negotiation strategy…
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The Hand — orchestrator and chief of staff. Use for messy, high-level, cross-cutting work that needs a plan and the right specialists on it: take an ambiguous ask, work out the strategy, delegate the pieces to the right agents (security, debugging, legal, and the rest), reconcile their reports, and deliver one clear…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: