🤖AGENTS
10 sub-agents at the same time
Hey! 👋 Here's what I promised you:
Claude Code Sub-agents — instead of Claude working task by task, it splits the work across 5 or 10 agents working at the same time, each with its own model. The secret is model routing:
- MAIN agent → Fable 5: it's the one that analyzes, splits the tasks, and reviews the code if something's wrong.
- SUB-agents → Opus / Sonnet: the heavy coding tasks go to them.
- The result → lower COST: the expensive model doesn't do everything, just the analysis and review.
🔗Official docshttps://code.claude.com/docs/en/sub-agents←🔗claude-task-masterhttps://github.com/eyaltoledano/claude-task-master←How to start
- In Claude Code, type `/agents` → Create new agent, and build your agents (e.g. coder, tester, reviewer). For each one you can set its `model`.
- The best way (the one I use): let Claude wire up and link the agents for you — tell it:
Sayb liya sub-agents l had l-projet: main agent kayb9a Fable 5 (analyse + review), sub-agents b Opus l coding t9il w Sonnet l tasks skhaf. Linki kol task l l-agent dyalha.
- Then give it the work and tell it to split it:
Khdem had l-feature b sub-agents f parallel: coder ykteb, tester ytesti, reviewer y-reviewi.
If you want the tasks ordered from a PRD, add claude-task-master — it splits the project for you and tells each agent "what's next."