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I'd llike better to understand how exactly agents are invoked in this repo. The shorthand guide mentions using So my question is: how is exactly the agent being called? |
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The clean mental model is:
A command does not need to literally embed an agent filename to be using the agent pattern. Sometimes the command is the operator-facing workflow, and the agent is the specialist you delegate to once that workflow starts. So in practice:
The repo is not perfectly 1:1 command-to-agent. Some commands are direct workflows, some are thin wrappers around agent behavior, and some can be run either way. I agree the mapping should be documented more explicitly. |
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The clean mental model is:
A command does not need to literally embed an agent filename to be using the agent pattern. Sometimes the command is the operator-facing workflow, and the agent is the specialist you delegate to once that workflow starts.
So in practice:
/refactor-cleanis the workflow prompt you runrefactor-cleaneris the specialist role that can carry that workflow outThe repo is not perfectly 1:1 command-to-agent. Some commands are direct workflows, some are thin wrappers around agent behavior, and some can be run either way. I agree the mapping should be documented more explicitly.