Thank you, agency-agents community! π
I created agents-workspace β a specialist-first, subagent-driven workflow layer that enforces intelligent task delegation across your 144+ agents.
The workflow difference
Instead of hoping the right agent picks up the right context (or specifying it yourself):
| Before |
After |
| Raw prompt β single agent |
Task analyzed β specialist selected via delegate |
| Context window bloated after 3 turns |
Each subagent gets focused, isolated context |
| All tasks sequential |
Independent tasks run in parallel |
| Repeat the same mistakes |
Memory persists via wiki |
| No validation before coding |
implement skill validates understanding + enforces minimal changes |
| Changes spread across files |
Minimal, targeted diffs per task |
| Same pattern, same fix every time |
agents-skills evolves local skills from 3x repeated patterns |
How it works
- Task arrives β Load
delegate to assess: define done criteria, consult wiki for existing workspace context
- Specialist discovery β
delegate scans available agents, selects the best semantic match per task scope/constraints
- Execution β Delegate to specialists, parallelize non-overlapping tasks, enforce
implement skill for all code changes
- Error handling β
debug skill automatically triggers for unexpected behavior/errors
- After completion β
wiki ingests learnings, lints for stale references or contradictions
- Pattern detected 3x? β
agents-skills proposes or creates a local skill to automate the workflow
- Closure β Review all delegated output against AGENTS.md rules before marking complete
What you get
5 core orchestration skills plus your full agent pool, enforced by mandatory AGENTS.md rules:
delegate β Mandatory specialist discovery, selection, and delegation workflow
wiki β Persistent workspace memory for pre/post task context
implement β Pre-change validation, minimal diffs, and code correctness enforcement
debug β Error investigation and unexpected behavior resolution
agents-skills β Local skill creation, refinement, and validation from repeated patterns
- Core rules: brevity, specialist-first fallback, subdelegation governance, invocation contracts
Quick start
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wcgomes/agents-workspace/main/tools/install.sh | bash
cp AGENTS.md /your-project/
Tell your agent: "Set up the wiki and start working"
Devcontainer fans π
For those who prefer devcontainers, I also created dedicated features:
Add them to your devcontainer.json and get everything pre-configured in your container.
Install once, use it across every project. π
Feedback and PRs welcome!
GitHub
Thank you, agency-agents community! π
I created agents-workspace β a specialist-first, subagent-driven workflow layer that enforces intelligent task delegation across your 144+ agents.
The workflow difference
Instead of hoping the right agent picks up the right context (or specifying it yourself):
delegatewikiimplementskill validates understanding + enforces minimal changesagents-skillsevolves local skills from 3x repeated patternsHow it works
delegateto assess: define done criteria, consultwikifor existing workspace contextdelegatescans available agents, selects the best semantic match per task scope/constraintsimplementskill for all code changesdebugskill automatically triggers for unexpected behavior/errorswikiingests learnings, lints for stale references or contradictionsagents-skillsproposes or creates a local skill to automate the workflowWhat you get
5 core orchestration skills plus your full agent pool, enforced by mandatory AGENTS.md rules:
delegateβ Mandatory specialist discovery, selection, and delegation workflowwikiβ Persistent workspace memory for pre/post task contextimplementβ Pre-change validation, minimal diffs, and code correctness enforcementdebugβ Error investigation and unexpected behavior resolutionagents-skillsβ Local skill creation, refinement, and validation from repeated patternsQuick start
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wcgomes/agents-workspace/main/tools/install.sh | bash cp AGENTS.md /your-project/Tell your agent: "Set up the wiki and start working"
Devcontainer fans π
For those who prefer devcontainers, I also created dedicated features:
agents-workspaceagency-agentsAdd them to your
devcontainer.jsonand get everything pre-configured in your container.Install once, use it across every project. π
Feedback and PRs welcome!
GitHub