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I have started using sub agents a few days ago and I actually created a few similar ones to those present in this project.
Have you faced issues where the lead orchestrator isn't calling consistently the subagents?
I mitigated this by creating a subagent specialised in configuring the lead orchestrator, it came up with a few files dedicated to orchestration in .claude, however it increases the token usage (bigger context) considerably, so I'm trying different approaches.
I know that giving a better context during prompt might have the lead orchestrator doing a better job, but I still find it lacking.
How are you dealing with it?
An example would be asking Claude to update documentation on X feature based on current changes and instead of calling the subagent dedicated to documentation, passing only the necessary context to it, the lead orchestrator tries to do it himself while only the subagent dedicated to documentation contains specific rules.
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Hi @davepoon and everyone else!
I have started using sub agents a few days ago and I actually created a few similar ones to those present in this project.
Have you faced issues where the lead orchestrator isn't calling consistently the subagents?
I mitigated this by creating a subagent specialised in configuring the lead orchestrator, it came up with a few files dedicated to orchestration in .claude, however it increases the token usage (bigger context) considerably, so I'm trying different approaches.
I know that giving a better context during prompt might have the lead orchestrator doing a better job, but I still find it lacking.
How are you dealing with it?
An example would be asking Claude to update documentation on X feature based on current changes and instead of calling the subagent dedicated to documentation, passing only the necessary context to it, the lead orchestrator tries to do it himself while only the subagent dedicated to documentation contains specific rules.
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