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TRIGGER when: asked to delegate work, execute or parallelize a plan, "run this plan", or "delegate this". Writing, reading, or finishing a plan is not a trigger and authorizes no dispatch. Decomposes work by dependency, launches bounded provider-native workers in parallel waves, validates completion, and reports results while preserving failure isolation and recursion limits. Keeps judgment in the active session and coupled implementation with one continuing worker.
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Delegate
Parallel execution coordinator. Read a plan or conversation context, decompose it into a dependency-ordered task graph, and spawn worker sub-agents in parallel waves. Each wave completes before the next begins. Results are collected, validated, and reported.
Core principle: dependency order is absolute. Size each task for usefulness, not for a worker count.
When a worker is justified
Use a worker only when the task is self-contained and gains from parallelism, isolated context, restricted tools, or containment of verbose disposable output. Keep judgment in the active session when phases share substantial context or require iterative refinement; keep coupled implementation with one continuing worker.
A worker is a bounded execution context, not a project role. The active coding
agent is the runtime and stays the owner of the work; skills — /architect,
/spec, /audit, /retro — are how it adopts a role. The active session acts as
advisor: it keeps goal interpretation, architecture, decomposition, verification,
and acceptance, and it assigns bounded implementation to workers. Delegation buys
isolation, parallelism, and bounded implementation, and nothing else.
| Assign it to a worker | Keep it in the active session |
|---|---|
| Tracked implementation edits: code, tests, docs, integration fixes, repair | Goal interpretation, architecture, decomposition, verification, acceptance |
| Coupled implementation, in one continuing worker | Reconciliation of results that share substantial context |
| Independent parallel research or source sweeps | Iterative refinement against operator feedback |
| Verbose disposable output — logs, search dumps, test runs | A result you would have to re-derive to use |
| Disjoint file ownership with no shared mutable state | The second of two tasks that touch the same file, until the first completes |
| A deliberate tool or permission restriction | Task state: prd.json, progress.txt, and acceptance records |
A small task can use one worker; parallelism is not mandatory. A factual question
or a plan-only request needs no worker: loading this skill, writing a plan, or
finishing a plan authorizes no dispatch and creates no execution state. Do not
invent named architectural roles for workers. /delegate owns fan-out policy;
other skills must not grow a competing worker hierarchy beside it.
Complexity classification
Classify each subtask by uncertainty, blast radius, security exposure, reversibility, context requirements, and acceptance clarity. Line count alone does not determine complexity. Mechanical work has known transformations and decisive checks. Ambiguous requirements, cross-boundary changes, migrations, and uncertain debugging warrant stronger reasoning before a worker writes. The advisor resolves architecture; even a high-capability worker receives bounded implementation scope, never an instruction to redesign the architecture.
Coupled implementation stays with one continuing worker. Use the provider's native continuation when it exists; otherwise checkpoint the artifacts and rebrief the next bounded worker with only the incomplete scope. Never replay completed work. Parallel writers get isolated worktrees. Serialize shared-file work. Workers stay flat unless the recursion-authorization gate in step 5 authorizes recursion.
Worker model and reasoning policy
Apply this policy to every worker:
- Explicit operator selections and exclusions are binding. Pass a selected model unchanged; never dispatch to an excluded model.
- Select unspecified settings per task. Choose the model and reasoning setting from the task's complexity, risk, and the authorized budget. Record the selection reason in the dispatch record before dispatch.
- Perform a native capability check first. Before the first dispatch, confirm
which model and reasoning controls the running provider's worker tool exposes.
Record the requested settings and the observed settings separately, each with its
provenance. An unknown value stays
unknown; never record it as confirmed or zero. A display name or an accepted request does not prove the effective configuration. - An unsupported required control blocks. When a required model or reasoning
control is unavailable, mark the affected worker and its dependents
BLOCKEDand ask the operator for an authorized alternative. Never substitute a model, lower a setting, change shared or parent settings, or call a nested inference CLI to obtain the control. - Escalate reasoning only on evidence. Raise a worker's reasoning setting only when evidence shows uncertainty or repeated failure, never because a tool or a credential is missing.
- Stop at the declared budget. When a task reaches its declared budget, stop and ask the operator; do not retry indefinitely.
Provider-specific preferences (Claude Code)
The preferences below are operator preferences, not the portable role definition. Each one requires native verification before use.
- The advisor session runs on Fable 5.1 with the operator-selected effort.
- A low-complexity worker runs on Opus.
- The advisor judges the effort level for each worker task:
lowfor mechanical work,mediumfor standard work,highorxhighfor high-uncertainty work, nevermax. Record the selected effort and its reason in the dispatch record before dispatch. - Never route work to Sonnet, as a primary, intermediate, or fallback tier.
- Select the hardest worker per task from supported non-Sonnet models; record the selection reason.
- On a native surface that exposes them, Luna at Max serves the least complex work and Astra at high serves the hardest work.
The per-call Agent tool on Claude Code exposes model and has no effort argument.
The documented per-worker effort control is subagent definition frontmatter
(effort: low|medium|high|xhigh|max; never pass max), hot-reloaded from a subagent
definition at the scope the operator chooses. Apply the selected effort through that
control when one exists, after native verification. When no per-worker control is
available at dispatch time, the worker runs at the inherited session effort and the
record says so: observed effort: inherited session level, unobserved. Confirm an
effective effort only from the runtime's own display or the worker's self-report;
never assume it from the request. Effort is an advisor judgment, so a missing effort
control never blocks a worker and never justifies a model substitution. Rule 4 applies
to the model, to explicit operator selections and exclusions, and to any control the
operator marks required.
Decision Flow
flowchart TD
A["Resolve input: $ARGUMENTS or conversation context"] --> B{Plan found?}
B -->|No| FAIL["Report: no plan found, then stop"]
B -->|Yes| C["Step 2: Deep-think task decomposition"]
C --> D["Step 3: Build dependency graph"]
D --> F{--dry-run?}
F -->|Yes| DRY["Step 7: report the task graph and wave plan, then stop: no file written, no worker dispatched, no execution state"]
F -->|No| E["Step 4: Write run ledger to .agro/tasks/"]
E --> G["Step 5: Execute Wave N"]
G --> G1["Worker A"]
G --> G2["Worker B"]
G --> G3["Worker C"]
G1 & G2 & G3 --> H{"accepted by the advisor?"}
H -->|No| I["Mark dependents BLOCKED, route repair, continue independent"]
I --> J{More waves?}
H -->|Yes| J
J -->|Yes| G
J -->|No| K["Step 6: Validate the integrated result"]
K --> L["Step 7: Report"]
Instructions
1. Resolve input
Arguments received: $ARGUMENTS
- If
--plan <path>is provided, read that file - If no arguments, use the current conversation context (the plan should be visible
from a prior
/prd, plan discussion, or issue triage output) - If
--dry-runis present, set DRY_RUN=true
If no plan is found in either source, report:
No plan found. Provide a plan file path with
--plan <path>or discuss the plan first, then run/delegate.
Then stop. This path writes no file, dispatches no worker, and creates no execution state.
2. Decompose into tasks (reason according to complexity)
Analyze the plan deeply and produce a structured task list. Each task is one dispatch record with every field below; a record with a missing field is not ready to dispatch.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Sequential: T1, T2, T3, ... |
| Title | Short imperative description |
| Description | What the worker agent needs to do (2-3 sentences, include file paths) |
| Depends On | Task IDs this requires first, or "none" |
| Complexity | The classification from Complexity classification, with the deciding factors |
| Selection reason | Why the requested model and reasoning fit this task, recorded before dispatch |
| Requested model / reasoning | The exact model and reasoning setting requested, or inherit when the operator selected no preference for this class |
| Observed settings + provenance | The effective model and reasoning setting the native surface reported, each with its source; unknown when unobserved |
| Read scope | Files and directories the worker reads |
| Search / output limits | The search breadth and the output volume the worker stays inside, so verbose disposable output stays bounded |
| Owned write paths | The only paths the worker edits |
| Exclusions | Paths, actions, and settings the worker must not touch |
| Execution directory | The absolute directory the worker runs in |
| Worktree isolation | The isolated worktree for a parallel writer, or the reason a serialized worker shares one |
| Worker type | The provider built-in subagent_type |
| Continuation method | Native continuation, or checkpoint-and-rebrief with the checkpoint artifacts |
| Deliverable | The concrete artifact, patch, or commit the worker returns |
| Verification | Commands or exact review procedure, with expected results |
| Stopping condition | The observable state at which the worker stops and reports, including the blocked case |
| Evidence destinations | The paths that receive outputs, logs, and artifacts |
| Covered DoD IDs | The Definition of Done criteria this task covers |
| Acceptance owner | The advisor; a worker never accepts its own result |
| Failure / repair route | Which worker repairs a failed check, and what returns to the advisor |
| Native worker ID | Assigned at dispatch |
| Status | The advisor's record, never a worker's claim: pending/running/completed/FAIL/BLOCKED. completed means the advisor accepted the artifacts |
| Artifact references | Paths, commits, or logs the worker produced |
| Usage | Token or cost usage when the provider reports it; otherwise unknown |
Decomposition rules:
- Each task must be completable by a single sub-agent in one session
- Complexity, briefing overhead, shared context, and verification cost decide a useful task boundary; a further split is not a default, and one continuing bounded worker is a valid answer
- Schema/infrastructure before backend, backend before frontend
- Tasks that touch different files with no shared state CAN be parallel
- Tasks that modify the same file or depend on another's output MUST be sequential
- Every task must have at l
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name: delegate description: | TRIGGER when: asked to delegate work, execute or parallelize a plan, "run this plan", or "delegate this". Writing, reading, or finishing a plan is not a trigger and authorizes no dispatch. Decomposes work by dependency, launches bounded provider-native workers in parallel waves, validates completion, and reports results while preserving failure isolation and recursion limits. Keeps judgment in the active session and coupled implementation with one continuing worker. argument-hint: "[--plan <path>] [--dry-run]"
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---
name: delegate
description: |
TRIGGER when: asked to delegate work, execute or parallelize a plan, "run this
plan", or "delegate this". Writing, reading, or finishing a plan is not a trigger
and authorizes no dispatch. Decomposes work by dependency, launches bounded
provider-native workers in parallel waves, validates completion, and reports
results while preserving failure isolation and recursion limits. Keeps judgment
in the active session and coupled implementation with one continuing worker.
argument-hint: "[--plan <path>] [--dry-run]"
---
# Delegate
Parallel execution coordinator. Read a plan or conversation context, decompose it into
a dependency-ordered task graph, and spawn worker sub-agents in parallel waves. Each wave
completes before the next begins. Results are collected, validated, and reported.
**Core principle: dependency order is absolute. Size each task for usefulness,
not for a worker count.**
## When a worker is justified
> Use a worker only when the task is self-contained and gains from parallelism,
> isolated context, restricted tools, or containment of verbose disposable output.
> Keep judgment in the active session when phases share substantial context or require
> iterative refinement; keep coupled implementation with one continuing worker.
A worker is a **bounded execution context**, not a project role. The active coding
agent is the runtime and stays the owner of the work; skills — `/architect`,
`/spec`, `/audit`, `/retro` — are how it adopts a role. The active session acts as
advisor: it keeps goal interpretation, architecture, decomposition, verification,
and acceptance, and it assigns bounded implementation to workers. Delegation buys
isolation, parallelism, and bounded implementation, and nothing else.
| Assign it to a worker | Keep it in the active session |
|---|---|
| Tracked implementation edits: code, tests, docs, integration fixes, repair | Goal interpretation, architecture, decomposition, verification, acceptance |
| Coupled implementation, in one continuing worker | Reconciliation of results that share substantial context |
| Independent parallel research or source sweeps | Iterative refinement against operator feedback |
| Verbose disposable output — logs, search dumps, test runs | A result you would have to re-derive to use |
| Disjoint file ownership with no shared mutable state | The second of two tasks that touch the same file, until the first completes |
| A deliberate tool or permission restriction | Task state: `prd.json`, `progress.txt`, and acceptance records |
A small task can use one worker; parallelism is not mandatory. A factual question
or a plan-only request needs no worker: loading this skill, writing a plan, or
finishing a plan authorizes no dispatch and creates no execution state. Do not
invent named architectural roles for workers. `/delegate` owns fan-out policy;
other skills must not grow a competing worker hierarchy beside it.
## Complexity classification
Classify each subtask by uncertainty, blast radius, security exposure, reversibility,
context requirements, and acceptance clarity. Line count alone does not determine
complexity. Mechanical work has known transformations and decisive checks. Ambiguous
requirements, cross-boundary changes, migrations, and uncertain debugging warrant
stronger reasoning before a worker writes. The advisor resolves architecture; even a
high-capability worker receives bounded implementation scope, never an instruction
to redesign the architecture.
Coupled implementation stays with one continuing worker. Use the provider's native
continuation when it exists; otherwise checkpoint the artifacts and rebrief the next
bounded worker with only the incomplete scope. Never replay completed work. Parallel
writers get isolated worktrees. Serialize shared-file work. Workers stay flat
unless the recursion-authorization gate in step 5 authorizes recursion.
## Worker model and reasoning policy
Apply this policy to every worker:
1. **Explicit operator selections and exclusions are binding.** Pass a selected model
unchanged; never dispatch to an excluded model.
2. **Select unspecified settings per task.** Choose the model and reasoning setting
from the task's complexity, risk, and the authorized budget. Record the selection
reason in the dispatch record before dispatch.
3. **Perform a native capability check first.** Before the first dispatch, confirm
which model and reasoning controls the running provider's worker tool exposes.
Record the requested settings and the observed settings separately, each with its
provenance. An unknown value stays `unknown`; never record it as confirmed or zero.
A display name or an accepted request does not prove the effective configuration.
4. **An unsupported required control blocks.** When a required model or reasoning
control is unavailable, mark the affected worker and its dependents `BLOCKED` and
ask the operator for an authorized alternative. Never substitute a model, lower a
setting, change shared or parent settings, or call a nested inference CLI to obtain
the control.
5. **Escalate reasoning only on evidence.** Raise a worker's reasoning setting only
when evidence shows uncertainty or repeated failure, never because a tool or a
credential is missing.
6. **Stop at the declared budget.** When a task reaches its declared budget, stop and
ask the operator; do not retry indefinitely.
### Provider-specific preferences (Claude Code)
The preferences below are operator preferences, not the portable role definition.
Each one requires native verification before use.
- The advisor session runs on Fable 5.1 with the operator-selected effort.
- A low-complexity worker runs on Opus.
- The advisor judges the effort level for each worker task: `low` for mechanical work,
`medium` for standard work, `high` or `xhigh` for high-uncertainty work, never `max`.
Record the selected effort and its reason in the dispatch record before dispatch.
- Never route work to Sonnet, as a primary, intermediate, or fallback tier.
- Select the hardest worker per task from supported non-Sonnet models; record the
selection reason.
- On a native surface that exposes them, Luna at Max serves the least complex work and
Astra at high serves the hardest work.
The per-call Agent tool on Claude Code exposes `model` and has no effort argument.
The documented per-worker effort control is subagent definition frontmatter
(`effort: low|medium|high|xhigh|max`; never pass `max`), hot-reloaded from a subagent
definition at the scope the operator chooses. Apply the selected effort through that
control when one exists, after native verification. When no per-worker control is
available at dispatch time, the worker runs at the inherited session effort and the
record says so: `observed effort: inherited session level, unobserved`. Confirm an
effective effort only from the runtime's own display or the worker's self-report;
never assume it from the request. Effort is an advisor judgment, so a missing effort
control never blocks a worker and never justifies a model substitution. Rule 4 applies
to the model, to explicit operator selections and exclusions, and to any control the
operator marks required.
## Decision Flow
```mermaid
flowchart TD
A["Resolve input: $ARGUMENTS or conversation context"] --> B{Plan found?}
B -->|No| FAIL["Report: no plan found, then stop"]
B -->|Yes| C["Step 2: Deep-think task decomposition"]
C --> D["Step 3: Build dependency graph"]
D --> F{--dry-run?}
F -->|Yes| DRY["Step 7: report the task graph and wave plan, then stop: no file written, no worker dispatched, no execution state"]
F -->|No| E["Step 4: Write run ledger to .agro/tasks/"]
E --> G["Step 5: Execute Wave N"]
G --> G1["Worker A"]
G --> G2["Worker B"]
G --> G3["Worker C"]
G1 & G2 & G3 --> H{"accepted by the advisor?"}
H -->|No| I["Mark dependents BLOCKED, route repair, continue independent"]
I --> J{More waves?}
H -->|Yes| J
J -->|Yes| G
J -->|No| K["Step 6: Validate the integrated result"]
K --> L["Step 7: Report"]
```
## Instructions
### 1. Resolve input
Arguments received: `$ARGUMENTS`
- If `--plan <path>` is provided, read that file
- If no arguments, use the current conversation context (the plan should be visible
from a prior `/prd`, plan discussion, or issue triage output)
- If `--dry-run` is present, set DRY_RUN=true
If no plan is found in either source, report:
> No plan found. Provide a plan file path with `--plan <path>` or discuss the plan first, then run `/delegate`.
Then stop. This path writes no file, dispatches no worker, and creates no execution
state.
### 2. Decompose into tasks (reason according to complexity)
Analyze the plan deeply and produce a structured task list. Each task is one dispatch
record with every field below; a record with a missing field is not ready to dispatch.
| Field | Description |
|-------|-------------|
| **ID** | Sequential: T1, T2, T3, ... |
| **Title** | Short imperative description |
| **Description** | What the worker agent needs to do (2-3 sentences, include file paths) |
| **Depends On** | Task IDs this requires first, or "none" |
| **Complexity** | The classification from **Complexity classification**, with the deciding factors |
| **Selection reason** | Why the requested model and reasoning fit this task, recorded before dispatch |
| **Requested model / reasoning** | The exact model and reasoning setting requested, or `inherit` when the operator selected no preference for this class |
| **Observed settings + provenance** | The effective model and reasoning setting the native surface reported, each with its source; `unknown` when unobserved |
| **Read scope** | Files and directories the worker reads |
| **Search / output limits** | The search breadth and the output volume the worker stays inside, so verbose disposable output stays bounded |
| **Owned write paths** | The only paths the worker edits |
| **Exclusions** | Paths, actions, and settings the worker must not touch |
| **Execution directory** | The absolute directory the worker runs in |
| **Worktree isolation** | The isolated worktree for a parallel writer, or the reason a serialized worker shares one |
| **Worker type** | The provider built-in `subagent_type` |
| **Continuation method** | Native continuation, or checkpoint-and-rebrief with the checkpoint artifacts |
| **Deliverable** | The concrete artifact, patch, or commit the worker returns |
| **Verification** | Commands or exact review procedure, with expected results |
| **Stopping condition** | The observable state at which the worker stops and reports, including the blocked case |
| **Evidence destinations** | The paths that receive outputs, logs, and artifacts |
| **Covered DoD IDs** | The Definition of Done criteria this task covers |
| **Acceptance owner** | The advisor; a worker never accepts its own result |
| **Failure / repair route** | Which worker repairs a failed check, and what returns to the advisor |
| **Native worker ID** | Assigned at dispatch |
| **Status** | The advisor's record, never a worker's claim: `pending`/`running`/`completed`/`FAIL`/`BLOCKED`. `completed` means the advisor accepted the artifacts |
| **Artifact references** | Paths, commits, or logs the worker produced |
| **Usage** | Token or cost usage when the provider reports it; otherwise `unknown` |
**Decomposition rules:**
- Each task must be completable by a single sub-agent in one session
- Complexity, briefing overhead, shared context, and verification cost decide a useful task boundary; a further split is not a default, and one continuing bounded worker is a valid answer
- Schema/infrastructure before backend, backend before frontend
- Tasks that touch different files with no shared state CAN be parallel
- Tasks that modify the same file or depend on another's output MUST be sequential
- Every task must have at lReview the source
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