create-worker
Create Worker
This skill provides comprehensive guidance for creating and configuring workers in Claude Code.
Understanding Workers
Workers are specialized AI assistants that Claude Code can delegate tasks to. Each worker:
- Operates in its own context window (preserving main conversation context)
- Has a specific purpose and expertise area
- Can be configured with specific tools and permissions
- Includes a custom system prompt guiding its behavior
When to Create Workers
Create a worker when:
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