This is a fantastic breakdown of sub-agents in Claude Code! The analogy of treating them as focused teammates working under a manager/orchestrator really clarifies the architecture. I'm particularly impressed by how you've demonstrated the four specialized agents (code-reviewer, debugger, data-scientist, and web-researcher) working together to create that GitHub trending leaderboard. The emphasis on having separate context windows and custom prompts for each agent makes a lot of sense for maintaining focus and efficiency. Have you experimented with having sub-agents communicate directly with each other, or do they always need to go through the main orchestrator agent?
This is a fantastic breakdown of sub-agents in Claude Code! The analogy of treating them as focused teammates working under a manager/orchestrator really clarifies the architecture. I'm particularly impressed by how you've demonstrated the four specialized agents (code-reviewer, debugger, data-scientist, and web-researcher) working together to create that GitHub trending leaderboard. The emphasis on having separate context windows and custom prompts for each agent makes a lot of sense for maintaining focus and efficiency. Have you experimented with having sub-agents communicate directly with each other, or do they always need to go through the main orchestrator agent?