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Develops Claude Code agents with color conventions for types like Explore and Debug, permission denial resilience for subagents, and hot-reloading without restarts.
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Create effective Claude Code agents.
Guides creation of autonomous agents for Claude Code plugins, covering Markdown file structure, YAML frontmatter (name, description, model, color, tools), system prompts, triggering examples, and best practices.
Guides creation, design, implementation, and validation of specialized Claude agents using templates, archetypes (analyzer, reviewer), scaffolding, and workflows.
Creates Claude Code agents from scratch or by adapting templates. Guides requirements gathering, template selection, and file generation following Anthropic best practices (v2.1.63+).
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Create effective Claude Code agents.
Agents support color assignments for visual distinction. Set in YAML frontmatter:
---
name: explore
description: Explores codebases
color: purple
---
| Color | Agent Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Purple | Explore | Codebase exploration, documentation |
| Blue | Plan | Analysis, planning, architecture |
| Green | Create | Testing, creation, validation |
| Orange | Debug | Debugging, refactoring |
| Yellow | Clean | Optimization, cleanup |
| Red | Reflect | Security, critical review |
| Pink | - | Available |
| Cyan | - | Orchestration, coordination |
Subagents continue after permission denial rather than stopping entirely. When a subagent hits a permissions wall, it tries alternative approaches automatically. This makes autonomous workflows more resilient and reduces the need for human intervention.
After creating or modifying agents, inform the user:
No restart needed. Agent changes take effect immediately - agents are hot-reloaded.