create-subagents
Subagents enable delegation of complex tasks to specialized agents that operate autonomously without user interaction, returning their final output to the main conversation.
<quick_start>
- Run
/agentscommand - Select "Create New Agent"
- Choose project-level (
.claude/agents/) or user-level (~/.claude/agents/) - Define the subagent:
- name: lowercase-with-hyphens
- description: When should this subagent be used?
- tools: Optional comma-separated list (inherits all if omitted)
- model: Optional (
sonnet,opus,haiku, orinherit)
- Write the system prompt (the subagent's instructions)
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