claude-code-sub-agents

https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code

[{"step":"Identify the task to automate","action":"Determine which part of your workflow (e.g., database migrations, API generation, testing) can be automated using claude-code-sub-agents. Refer to the [list of 33 subagents](https://github.com/your-repo/claude-code-sub-agents) to match the task to a subagent.","tip":"Start with repetitive tasks (e.g., schema updates, boilerplate code generation) to maximize time savings. Use the `list-subagents` command in Claude Code to explore available options."},{"step":"Set up the subagent","action":"Run the subagent with the required parameters. For example: `claude-code-sub-agents database-migrator --project-path /path/to/project --schema-file schema.sql`. Ensure your project is in a git repository to track changes.","tip":"Use the `--dry-run` flag to preview changes before applying them. Always commit your changes to a branch before merging to avoid disrupting the main branch."},{"step":"Integrate with existing tools","action":"Connect the subagent’s output to your workflow. For example, if the subagent generates a migration file, add it to your CI/CD pipeline (e.g., GitHub Actions, GitLab CI). If it generates code, run linters (ESLint, Prettier) and tests (Jest, pytest) to ensure quality.","tip":"Use tools like `husky` to run linters/formatters automatically before commits. For CI/CD, ensure the subagent’s output is included in the build steps."},{"step":"Review and iterate","action":"Manually review the generated output (e.g., migration files, API endpoints) in a staging environment. Test edge cases and update the subagent’s parameters if needed. For example, adjust the `api-endpoint-generator` to include additional fields or validation rules.","tip":"Use the `--verbose` flag to get detailed logs from the subagent. If the output isn’t perfect, tweak the subagent’s configuration or provide additional context (e.g., example API specs)."},{"step":"Automate the automation","action":"Once satisfied, add the subagent to your project’s automation scripts (e.g., `package.json` scripts, Makefile) to run it regularly. For example: `npm run migrate-db` or `make generate-api`.","tip":"Document the automation in your project’s README or wiki so team members can use it. Include examples of the subagent’s output and how to customize it."}]