create-agent

/create-agent — Research, Plan, and Scaffold a New AI Agent

Build any AI agent for any domain in any supported framework. The skill researches what tools and patterns actually exist before writing a single line of code.

Usage: /create-agent [framework] Examples:

• /create-agent agno → then describe "a travel assistant that books flights and hotels"
• /create-agent crewai → then describe "a competitive intelligence crew"
• /create-agent langgraph → then describe "a DevOps automation agent"
• /create-agent google-adk → then describe "a medical appointment scheduler"
• /create-agent → will ask everything

Supported frameworks: Agno · CrewAI · LangGraph · Google ADK

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Step 1 — Gather Requirements

If a framework is given in $ARGUMENTS, use it. Otherwise ask.

Ask all remaining questions at once — do not ask one by one:

1. Which framework? Agno / CrewAI / LangGraph / Google ADK
2. What should this agent do? Describe freely — domain, job, users, and goal. No need to match a preset category. Examples: "a travel assistant that searches flights and hotels", "a legal document summariser", "a customer support bot for a SaaS product", "a multi-agent DevOps pipeline that monitors, diagnoses, and fixes CI failures".
3. Who are the users? Internal team / end customers / developers / automated system
4. What tools or external services do you know you need? Leave blank if unsure — the research phase will discover options.
5. Memory across sessions? Yes / No
6. Should it work standalone or as part of a multi-agent system? Standalone / Multi-agent
7. Agent name and slug — human name and kebab-case slug (e.g., travel-assistant)
8. Generate Test Suite? Yes / No (Default: Yes, conforming to the Test Constitution at tests/TEST_CONSTITUTION.md)

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Step 2 — Validate Environment and Check MCP

Framework package check

Run the appropriate check:

# Agno
python -c "import agno; print('agno', agno.__version__)"

# CrewAI
python -c "import crewai; print('crewai', crewai.__version__)"

# LangGraph
python -c "import langgraph; print('langgraph', langgraph.__version__)"

# Google ADK
python -c "from google.adk.agents import LlmAgent; print('google-adk ok')"