Custom agents with handoffs can break complex workflows down into smaller steps with users in control for critical decisions.
Steps:
- Start a new Plan agent
- Add a new Scavenger Hunt mode: same questions, but shown as simple list with checkboxes + progress meter.
- Iterate on plan for correctness and completeness …
- Does it add the mode to the start page?
- Does it go overboard with progress?
- Run TDD Red mode — Start with tests
- Review tests being written
- Check out VS Code's test runner
- After TDD Red is done, pick TDD Green
- Review implementation and more tests passing
- Check before and after/refactor
- Make sure it works, as TDD agent focuses on ONLY writing fully tested code
- Work through hand offs: red → green → refactor
Bonus: Reset to Checkpoint right before "TDD Red" starts, and retry with "TDD Supervisor"
✅ Result: Finely controlled TDD flow breaks tests down but allows you to review/confirm each critical step (tests, implementation, review).
Break down agent workflows into specific focus areas, like design-first.
Steps:
- New chat with agent:
Pixel Jam - New mode: Card Deck Shuffle. Every player opens the game → taps → gets a random card with a question.
- Agent iterates on the UI
- Follow up to make it work like you want:
- Add left/right (fail, success)
- Draw a card right when I open it
- Commit
Combine MCP, custom workflows, and subagent isolation in an agent for powerful workflows. Focus on different aspects, like usability, a11y, compliance.
Steps:
- New chat with agent:
Pixel Jam: Run review - Use Allow for this Workspace for Playwright tool approvals
- Follow along as it reviews
- Aside: Open
.github/agents/pixel-jam.agent.mdto review the prompt
- Aside: Open
- Behold a mighty in-depth review
Bonus:
- File findings as issues on GitHub for later
- Assign critical issues to coding agent to fix
- Fix UX review problems, delegated to background or cloud agent
- Add ability to have multiple question themes to pick from
- Add social sharing to win state
- Make a real iOS or full-stack app?
You've learned how to:
- Use TDD agents with Red → Green → Refactor workflow
- Use design-first agents for UI-driven development
- Run UX review agents for comprehensive testing
- Combine multiple agent types for complex workflows