writing-agents
Writing Agents
Overview
Agents are specialized AI assistants with custom prompts, models, and tool access. Configure via markdown files or JSON.
When to Use
- Creating a new agent for specific tasks
- Editing agent prompts, permissions, or tool access
- Choosing between primary vs subagent mode
- Setting up task permissions for orchestration
- Reviewing agent configuration quality
Don't use for: skill files (use writing-skills), system prompts without agent context, or MCP server config.
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