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agent-workflows

Build reusable agent workflow patterns — subagents with scoped briefs, event hooks, slash commands, and session management. Use when turning one-off agent tasks into repeatable, composable workflows.

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# Reusable Agent Workflow Patterns

One-off agent sessions don't scale; workflows do. The reusable patterns are: subagents (scoped 
workers with briefs), hooks (event-triggered automations), slash commands (parameterized task 
templates), and session management (state that survives across runs).

## Overview

Think of workflows as the operating system layer above individual agent sessions. Subagents let a 
coordinator delegate bounded work without context contamination. Hooks automate responses to events 
— a file changes, a check runs. Slash commands turn repeated task shapes into invokable templates 
with arguments. Session management — persistent notes, handoffs, resumable state — makes long 
work survive interruptions. Together they turn "ask the agent" into a reliable production practice.