From dispatch
This skill should be used when the user invokes "/dispatch:haiku <task>", asks to "run this with haiku", "use haiku for this", "dispatch to haiku", or wants a fast cheap subagent for a simple bounded task. Dispatches the given task to a Haiku model subagent and returns the result.
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Dispatch the task in `$ARGUMENTS` to a Haiku model subagent.
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Dispatch the task in $ARGUMENTS to a Haiku model subagent.
Haiku is the fastest, cheapest tier. Use it for simple, deterministic, single-concern tasks: file reads, summaries, lookups, format conversions, yes/no checks.
$ARGUMENTS is empty, ask the user: "What task should I dispatch to Haiku?"Agent({
model: "haiku",
description: "<one-line summary of the task>",
prompt: "<the full task from $ARGUMENTS>"
})
If the task is clearly too complex for Haiku (multi-file analysis, architecture,
debugging a non-obvious issue), say so briefly and suggest /dispatch:sonnet or
/dispatch:opus instead. Don't refuse silently — explain the mismatch.