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Runs a feature through five specialist subagents instead of one context: spec, planner, tester, QA, deployer. Each gets only the tools its job needs, so the spec writer physically cannot write code and the planner physically cannot run commands. For changes big enough that phase discipline stops holding on its own. Use for: delegar por fases, subagentes, agentes especializados, spec agent, planner agent, /feature-agents, no empieces a codear todavia, quiero el plan antes de tocar codigo.
MR-Axel/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill MR-Axel/skills
# Feature agents A delegation layer for a feature: five subagents, each with the tools its job needs and nothing else. Read `.claude/project-profile.md` first. If it is missing, stop and point at `/project-setup`. These agents plan against your conventions, and a plan built on a guessed stack is a plan you will throw away. ## When to use this instead of `/ship` `ship` runs the same delivery arc in one context, and for most changes that is the right call: less overhead, less handoff, one continuous train of thought. Reach for this one when the change is big enough that **phase discipline stops holding on its own**. In a single context the pull toward writing code while still working out the requirements is strong, and what comes out is a plan reverse engineered from a half finished implementation. Delegation makes that structurally impossible. The spec writer has `Read, Grep, Glob, AskUserQuestion` and cannot write a file. The planner cannot run bash. The QA agent cannot push. The boundary is not a promise in a prompt, it is the tool list. Rough line: three or more files, a schema change, an integration, or anything where being wrong is expensive. Below that, `ship`. ## The five | Agent | Gets | Cannot | |---|---|---| | `feature-spec` | Read, Grep, Glob, AskUserQuestion | write anything, propose architecture | | `feature-planner` | Read, Grep, Glob | write, run commands | | `feature-tester` | Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob | set up test infra that did not exist |