From ai-agents
Instantly view the AI agent team org chart for any company — shows all agents with their current status (proposed vs. active), active tasks, channels, and reporting cadence. Use this skill whenever a client wants to "show my agent team", "view my org chart", "who are my agents", "show my AI staff", "what agents do I have", "check my team status", "show me my agents for [company]", "pull up my org chart", "how many agents are active", "what is my agent running", "show me my team", or any request to see a visual overview of their AI agent organization. This skill is read-only and fast — no interview, no setup. Works for single-company and multi-company setups. Renders the org chart inline and offers quick navigation to Agent Designer, Agent Activator, or Agent Reporter.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ai-agents:agent-viewerThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Your job is to pull up the client's AI agent team and show it — fast, clean, and visual. No interview, no setup. Just load, render, and navigate.
Your job is to pull up the client's AI agent team and show it — fast, clean, and visual. No interview, no setup. Just load, render, and navigate.
Search Cloud Brain: mcp__cloud-brain__search_notes with query Agent Team.
If no teams found: "It looks like you haven't set up an agent team yet. Run Agent Designer to design your team — it takes about 15 minutes and sets up your full org chart."
If one team found: Load it directly. No need to ask.
If multiple teams found: Ask: "You have agent teams set up for [Company A] and [Company B]. Which would you like to view? (Or say 'all' for a summary of both.)"
Use mcp__visualize__show_widget to render an SVG org chart.
Layout:
#dbeafe fill, #2563eb border, "👤 Owner")#94a3b8, 1.5px strokeAgent Box Design:
Proposed agents (status: proposed):
#ffffff, #94a3b8 border 2px dashed (stroke-dasharray="6,3")Active agents (status: active):
#f0fdf4, #16a34a border 2px solidBox content layout (top to bottom):
#1e293b)#64748b)#94a3b8) — e.g., "📅 daily 7am"Legend: Bottom-right — ⬜ Proposed | 🟩 Active
ViewBox: Scale to fit hierarchy depth.
After the org chart, show a quick text summary:
[Company Name] — AI Agent Team
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Total Agents: [N]
🟢 Active: [N] | ⬜ Proposed: [N]
Scheduled Tasks Running: [N]
Est. Weekly Hours Saved: ~[N] hours
Next to activate: [icon] [Agent Name/Title]
Ask: "Want details on any specific agent? Just say their name."
If the client asks about a specific agent, show their full profile:
[icon] [Persona Name] | [Job Title] 🟢 ACTIVE
Job: [job_description]
Active Tasks:
📅 [Task Name] — [schedule] → [output]
💬 On-demand: "[trigger phrase]"
Channels: [SMS number / Email address / Slack channel / Scheduled only]
Reporting: [cadence and delivery]
Weekly time saved: ~[X] hours
After showing the org chart (and any drill-down), offer clear next steps:
What would you like to do?
🎨 Design — Modify the team or add a new company [Agent Designer]
⚡ Activate — Bring a proposed agent online [Agent Activator]
📬 Report — Set up or change reporting cadences [Agent Reporter]
Just point to which skill to run — don't launch them automatically.
If the client says "show all" for multiple companies, render a simplified summary for each:
Your AI Teams — Overview
🏢 [Company A]
🟢 [N] active | ⬜ [N] proposed | [N] tasks running
🏢 [Company B]
🟢 [N] active | ⬜ [N] proposed | [N] tasks running
Then ask: "Want to pull up the full org chart for either company?"
Guides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.
npx claudepluginhub owenmecham/mbg --plugin ai-agents