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Defines I/O schema convention for sub-agents in multi-agent workflows. Uses goal, inputs, artifacts, non_goals, failure_modes fields to enforce structured, validated responses with re-dispatch on errors.
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/agent-workflow-amplifiers:contractThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
For each sub-agent you plan to dispatch, define a schema before the call:
For each sub-agent you plan to dispatch, define a schema before the call:
goal — one-sentence objectiveinputs — data/context the sub-agent receivesartifacts — named structured fields expected back (not freeform prose)non_goals — what the sub-agent must NOT dofailure_modes — how to report blocked or partial workEmbed the schema at the top of every sub-agent's prompt and require results in that exact shape. Instruct each sub-agent explicitly: "Return ONLY the schema fields. No preamble, no analysis prose, no explanation — begin your response with the first schema field." When sub-agents return, validate field-by-field. If any artifact is missing, malformed, or wrapped in prose, re-dispatch only the failing sub-agent with the gap cited. Merge only schema-valid responses.
npx claudepluginhub griffinwork40/agent-framework --plugin agent-workflow-amplifiersEnforces role boundaries, scope discipline, and DONE/BLOCKED status signaling for specialist subagents in multi-agent supervisor delegation workflows.
Manages multi-agent orchestration using contracts, AgentDB briefing, 4 fault tolerance layers (retry, fallback, classification, checkpointing), and context transfer protocols. Use for coordinating parallel agents or spawning sub-agents.
Creates, validates, and refines Claude Code subagents for reliable delegation. Use for building new subagents, checking configurations, improving quality, scoping tool access, permission modes, and hook validation.