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# agent-squad TypeScript — assistant guide

Node.js / TypeScript multi-agent orchestration framework (npm package `agent-squad`). All public
symbols are exported from a single barrel `typescript/src/index.ts`. This file is guidance and a
map — **not an API reference**. Read exact signatures from
`typescript/src/` and worked recipes from `docs/src/content/docs/`; this file tells you *what to
use, when, and what to watch out for*.

## When to use what

- **One assistant** → a single `Agent` subclass + `AgentSquad` with no routing. Or skip the
  orchestrator entirely and call `agent.processRequest(...)` directly.
- **Several specialists** → multiple agents registered with `orchestrator.addAgent(agent)`, a
  classifier routes each turn.