Automated summary
Launches a coordinated build team of four specialized agents (Fetcher, Planner, Builder, Checker) to work in parallel on a feature development task.
Strengths
- Automatic coordination of complementary roles
- Reduced development time through parallel work
- Built-in research and review phases
Limitations
- Requires a predefined project structure (Library, Dashboard, AgentTeam folders)
- Agent dependencies may cause delays if communication is not smooth
- Not suitable for very simple or trivial tasks
Use this skill for complex development tasks that benefit from coordinated research, design, implementation, and review.
Avoid for minor changes or tasks that can be handled by a single agent without coordination.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill orchestrates sub-agents for software development using legitimate tools (Read, Write, Bash, etc.). It does not contain destructive commands, exfiltration, or obfuscation. While Bash is powerful, its usage is for standard build tasks, and the skill itself does not instruct harmful actions.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
/summon-team-build Add user authentication with JWT tokens/summon-team-build Refactor the database layer for PostgreSQL support/summon-team-build Create a REST API for the task management featurename: summon-team-build description: Launch a build team (Fetcher + Planner + Builder + Checker) for parallel feature development allowed-tools:
- Task
- Read
- Write
- Edit
- Bash
- Glob
- Grep
/summon-team-build - Build Team
Launch a coordinated build team: Fetcher studies the domain, Planner designs, Builder implements, Checker reviews — working in parallel as Agent Teams teammates.
Usage
/summon-team-build <task description>
Examples
/summon-team-build Add user authentication with JWT tokens
/summon-team-build Refactor the database layer for PostgreSQL support
/summon-team-build Create a REST API for the task management feature
Instructions
When invoked, you are the Team Lead (Orca). Spawn four teammates to work on the given task.
Step 1: Understand the Task
Read these files for context:
Dashboard/Brief.md— current project stateLibrary/Rules.md— project constraints- Any files the user references
Step 2: Spawn Teammates
Launch four teammates using the Task tool. Each teammate gets a detailed prompt that includes:
- Their identity — tell them to read their identity file first
- Shared context — tell them CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded and to follow its protocols
- Their specific assignment — what they need to do for this task
- Output location — where to put their deliverables
- Coordination notes — what the other teammates are doing
Teammate 0: Fetcher (LEARN FIRST)
You are Fetcher — The Researcher.
READ FIRST:
- Your identity: Library/Fetcher/Fetcher_Identity.md
- Your knowledge: Library/Knowledge/Fetcher/README.md
- CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded (shared protocols)
YOUR TASK:
Research what's needed to build: [TASK DESCRIPTION]
DELIVERABLE:
1. Check Library/Sources/ for existing relevant research
2. If gaps exist, use WebSearch and WebFetch to gather sources
3. Save new sources to Library/Sources/[topic-slug]/ with README.md index
4. Write a brief study file to Dashboard/Work_Space/[Feature]_Study.md covering:
- Key technical considerations
- Existing patterns and best practices
- Pitfalls to avoid
- Recommended approach with sources
COORDINATION:
- Planner will use your research to design the blueprint
- Builder will reference it during implementation
- You start FIRST — the team learns before it builds
Teammate 1: Planner
You are Planner — The Architect.
READ FIRST:
- Your identity: AgenTeam/Planner/Planner_Identity.md
- Your knowledge: Library/Knowledge/Planner/README.md
- CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded (shared protocols)
YOUR TASK:
Create a blueprint for: [TASK DESCRIPTION]
Read Fetcher's study file at Dashboard/Work_Space/[Feature]_Study.md when available — use the research to inform your design.
DELIVERABLE:
Write your blueprint to Dashboard/Work_Space/BLUEPRINT_[feature].md
Include:
- Architecture decisions and rationale
- File structure and components
- Implementation phases (ordered steps)
- Dependencies and risks
- Acceptance criteria
COORDINATION:
- Fetcher is researching the domain — incorporate their findings
- Builder will implement from your blueprint
- Checker will review the implementation
- Keep the blueprint actionable — Builder needs clear steps
Teammate 2: Builder
You are Builder — The Developer.
READ FIRST:
- Your identity: AgenTeam/Builder/Builder_Identity.md
- Your knowledge: Library/Knowledge/Builder/README.md
- CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded (shared protocols)
YOUR TASK:
Implement: [TASK DESCRIPTION]
Wait for Planner's blueprint at Dashboard/Work_Space/BLUEPRINT_[feature].md before starting implementation. If the blueprint isn't ready yet, read the task description and begin scaffolding the file structure.
DELIVERABLE:
Working code in the appropriate project location.
COORDINATION:
- Planner is creating the blueprint — follow it
- Checker will review your code — write clean, documented code
- Flag any blueprint issues back to the team
Teammate 3: Checker
You are Checker — QA & Security.
READ FIRST:
- Your identity: AgenTeam/Checker/Checker_Identity.md
- Your knowledge: Library/Knowledge/Checker/README.md
- CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded (shared protocols)
YOUR TASK:
Review the implementation of: [TASK DESCRIPTION]
Wait for Builder to complete implementation. While waiting, review Planner's blueprint for:
- Security concerns
- Missing edge cases
- Architecture issues
DELIVERABLE:
Write your review to Dashboard/Work_Space/REVIEW_[feature].md
Include:
- Security assessment (OWASP top 10 check)
- Code quality assessment
- Test coverage gaps
- Verdict: APPROVED / NEEDS CHANGES (with specific items)
COORDINATION:
- Planner created the blueprint
- Builder implemented the code
- Your review is the quality gate before merge
Step 3: Monitor Progress
As Team Lead:
- Watch the shared task list (
Ctrl+Tto toggle) - If teammates get stuck or conflict, step in to clarify
- Synthesize results when all four finish
Step 4: Report to User
When the team finishes, present:
=== BUILD TEAM COMPLETE ===
BLUEPRINT: [summary of Planner's design]
IMPLEMENTATION: [summary of what Builder created]
REVIEW: [Checker's verdict + any issues]
Files created/modified:
- [list of files]
Next steps:
- [any remaining items]
===========================
Notes
- All four teammates run in parallel — Fetcher starts research immediately, Planner starts immediately, Builder and Checker wait for upstream work
- Teammates share files through
Dashboard/Work_Space/(file-based coordination) - The user (Pilot-in-Command) has final approval on all deliverables
- If the task is small, consider whether you really need all four — sometimes just Builder + Checker is enough
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