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Escenario recomendado: Ideal for AI agents that need agent teams - ck-native orchestration engine. Resumen localizado: This project is a Secret Friend Generator API that allows users to create and manage secret friend events. It covers fastapi, postgresql, pydantic workflows. This AI agent skill supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf workflows.

Características

Agent Teams - CK-Native Orchestration Engine
Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE CODE EXPERIMENTAL AGENT TEAMS=1 in settings.json env.
Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint).
/ck:team <template <context [flags]
Templates: ck:research, ck:cook, ck:code-review, ck:debug

# Core Topics

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Updated: 4/18/2026

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Escenario recomendado: Ideal for AI agents that need agent teams - ck-native orchestration engine. Resumen localizado: This project is a Secret Friend Generator API that allows users to create and manage secret friend events. It covers fastapi, postgresql, pydantic workflows. This AI agent skill supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf workflows.

¿Por qué usar esta habilidad?

Recomendacion: ck:team helps agents agent teams - ck-native orchestration engine. This project is a Secret Friend Generator API that allows users to create and manage secret friend events. This AI agent skill supports

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Escenario recomendado: Ideal for AI agents that need agent teams - ck-native orchestration engine.

Casos de uso accionables for ck:team

Caso de uso: Applying Agent Teams - CK-Native Orchestration Engine
Caso de uso: Applying Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE CODE EXPERIMENTAL AGENT TEAMS=1 in settings.json env
Caso de uso: Applying Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint)

! Seguridad y limitaciones

  • Limitacion: Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE CODE EXPERIMENTAL AGENT TEAMS=1 in settings.json env.
  • Limitacion: Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint).
  • Limitacion: --delegate -- lead only coordinates, never touches code

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What is ck:team?

Escenario recomendado: Ideal for AI agents that need agent teams - ck-native orchestration engine. Resumen localizado: This project is a Secret Friend Generator API that allows users to create and manage secret friend events. It covers fastapi, postgresql, pydantic workflows. This AI agent skill supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf workflows.

How do I install ck:team?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add johngrandson/secret-friend-generator-api. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

What are the use cases for ck:team?

Key use cases include: Caso de uso: Applying Agent Teams - CK-Native Orchestration Engine, Caso de uso: Applying Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE CODE EXPERIMENTAL AGENT TEAMS=1 in settings.json env, Caso de uso: Applying Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint).

Which IDEs are compatible with ck:team?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

Are there any limitations for ck:team?

Limitacion: Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE CODE EXPERIMENTAL AGENT TEAMS=1 in settings.json env.. Limitacion: Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint).. Limitacion: --delegate -- lead only coordinates, never touches code.

How To Install

  1. 1. Open your terminal

    Open the terminal or command line in your project directory.

  2. 2. Run the install command

    Run: npx killer-skills add johngrandson/secret-friend-generator-api. The CLI will automatically detect your IDE or AI agent and configure the skill.

  3. 3. Start using the skill

    The skill is now active. Your AI agent can use ck:team immediately in the current project.

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ck:team

Install ck:team, an AI agent skill for AI agent workflows and automation. Review the use cases, limitations, and setup path before rollout.

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Supporting Evidence

Agent Teams - CK-Native Orchestration Engine

Coordinate multiple independent Claude Code sessions. Each teammate has own context window, loads project context (CLAUDE.md, skills, agents), communicates via shared task list and messaging.

Requires: Agent Teams enabled. Set CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1 in settings.json env. Requires: CLI terminal — TaskCreate/TaskUpdate/TaskGet/TaskList and TeamCreate/TeamDelete are disabled in VSCode extension (isTTY check). Agent Teams CANNOT run in VSCode. Model requirement: All teammates must run Opus 4.6 (Agent Teams constraint).

Usage

/ck:team <template> <context> [flags]

Templates: ck:research, ck:cook, ck:code-review, ck:debug

Flags:

  • --devs N | --researchers N | --reviewers N | --debuggers N -- team size
  • --plan-approval / --no-plan-approval -- plan gate (default: on for cook)
  • --delegate -- lead only coordinates, never touches code
  • --worktree -- use git worktrees for implementation isolation (default: on for cook)

Execution Protocol

Pre-flight (MANDATORY -- merged into step 2 of every template):

  1. Step 2 of every template calls TeamCreate(team_name: "...", ...). Do NOT check whether the tool exists first -- just call it.
  2. If the call SUCCEEDS: continue with the template.
  3. If the call returns an ERROR or is unrecognized: STOP. Tell user: "Agent Teams requires CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1 in settings.json. Team mode is not available."
  4. Do NOT fall back to subagents. /ck:team MUST use Agent Teams or abort.
  5. Ensure TeamCreate was called before spawning teammates -- team association happens via session context.

When activated, IMMEDIATELY execute the matching template sequence below. Do NOT ask for confirmation. Do NOT explain what you're about to do. Execute the tool calls in order. Report progress after each major step.

--delegate Mode

When --delegate flag is passed:

  • Lead enters delegate mode (Shift+Tab after TeamCreate)
  • Lead ONLY: spawns teammates, manages tasks, sends messages, synthesizes reports
  • Lead NEVER: edits files, runs tests, executes git commands directly
  • For cook Step 6 MERGE: spawn a dedicated merge teammate instead of lead doing it
  • For all templates: lead coordinates and reports, delegates ALL implementation work

Tool Reference (Quick)

Agent Tool (spawn teammates)

Agent(
  subagent_type: "researcher" | "fullstack-developer" | "code-reviewer" | "debugger" | "tester" | ...,
  description: "short task summary",
  prompt: "full instructions + CK Context Block",
  model: "opus",                    # Required for Agent Teams teammates
  run_in_background: true,          # Non-blocking spawn
  isolation: "worktree"             # Git worktree isolation (cook devs)
)

Note: Task was renamed to Agent in v2.1.63. Both names work; prefer Agent for new code.

Team Management Tools

ToolPurposeParams
TeamCreateCreate team + task listteam_name, description
TeamDeleteRemove team resourcesnone -- just call it
TaskCreateCreate work itemsubject, description, priority, addBlockedBy, addBlocks
TaskUpdateClaim/complete tasktaskId, status, owner, metadata
TaskGetFull task detailstaskId
TaskListAll tasks (minimal fields)none
SendMessageInter-agent messagingtype, to/recipient, message

SendMessage Types

TypePurpose
messageDM to one teammate (requires recipient)
broadcastSend to ALL teammates (use sparingly)
shutdown_requestAsk teammate to gracefully exit
shutdown_responseTeammate approves/rejects shutdown (requires request_id)
plan_approval_responseLead approves/rejects teammate plan (requires request_id)

CK Context Block

Every teammate spawn prompt MUST include this context at the end:

CK Context:
- Work dir: {CK_PROJECT_ROOT or CWD}
- Reports: {CK_REPORTS_PATH or "plans/reports/"}
- Plans: {CK_PLANS_PATH or "plans/"}
- Branch: {CK_GIT_BRANCH or current branch}
- Naming: {CK_NAME_PATTERN or "YYMMDD-HHMM"}
- Active plan: {CK_ACTIVE_PLAN or "none"}
- Commits: conventional (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, test:, chore:)
- Refer to teammates by NAME, not agent ID

ON /ck:team research <topic> [--researchers N]:

Wraps /ck:research skill -- scope, gather, analyze, report.

IMMEDIATELY execute in order:

  1. Derive N angles from <topic> (default N=3):

    • Angle 1: Architecture, patterns, proven approaches
    • Angle 2: Alternatives, competing solutions, trade-offs
    • Angle 3: Risks, edge cases, failure modes, security
    • (If N>3, derive additional angles from topic context)
  2. CALL TeamCreate(team_name: "<topic-slug>")

  3. CALL TaskCreate x N -- one per angle:

    • Subject: Research: <angle-title>
    • Description: Investigate <angle> for topic: <topic>. Save report to: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/researcher-{N}-{CK_NAME_PATTERN}-{topic-slug}.md. Format: Executive summary, key findings, evidence, recommendations. Mark task completed when done. Send findings summary to lead.
  4. SPAWN teammates x N via Agent tool:

    • subagent_type: "researcher", model: "opus"
    • run_in_background: true (non-blocking -- spawn all N concurrently)
    • name: "researcher-{N}"
    • Prompt: task description + CK Context Block
  5. MONITOR via TaskCompleted hook events + TaskList fallback:

    • TaskCompleted events auto-notify when researchers finish
    • Fallback: Check TaskList if no event received in 60s
    • If stuck >5 min, message teammate directly
  6. READ all researcher reports from {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/

  7. SYNTHESIZE into: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/research-summary-{CK_NAME_PATTERN}-{topic-slug}.md Format: exec summary, key findings, comparative analysis, recommendations, unresolved questions.

  8. SHUTDOWN: SendMessage(type: "shutdown_request") to each teammate

  9. CLEANUP: TeamDelete (no parameters -- just call it)

  10. REPORT: Tell user Research complete. Summary: {path}. N reports generated.

  11. JOURNAL: Run /ck:journal to write a concise technical journal entry upon completion


ON /ck:team cook <plan-path-or-description> [--devs N]:

Wraps /ck:cook skill -- plan, code, test, review, finalize.

IMMEDIATELY execute in order:

  1. READ plan (if path provided) OR create via planner teammate:

    • If description only: spawn Agent(subagent_type: "planner") to create plan first
    • Parse plan into N independent task groups with file ownership boundaries
  2. CALL TeamCreate(team_name: "<feature-slug>")

  3. CALL TaskCreate x (N + 1) -- N dev tasks + 1 tester task:

    • Dev tasks: include File ownership: <glob patterns> -- NO overlap between devs
    • Tester task: addBlockedBy all dev task IDs
    • Each task description includes: implementation scope, file ownership, acceptance criteria
  4. SPAWN developer teammates x N via Agent tool:

    • subagent_type: "fullstack-developer", model: "opus"
    • isolation: "worktree" -- each dev gets isolated git worktree (no file conflicts)
    • run_in_background: true
    • name: "dev-{N}"
    • Prompt: task description + plan context + CK Context Block
    • If --plan-approval: include instruction to plan first, await approval
    • REVIEW and APPROVE each developer's plan via plan_approval_response
  5. MONITOR dev completion via TaskCompleted events:

    • TaskCompleted hook notifies when each dev task finishes
    • When all N dev tasks show completed, spawn tester immediately
    • TeammateIdle events confirm devs are available for shutdown
    • Fallback: Check TaskList if no events received in 60s
    • Spawn tester: Agent(subagent_type: "tester", model: "opus", name: "tester")
    • Tester runs full test suite, reports pass/fail
  6. MERGE worktree branches (if isolation: "worktree" was used):

    • Discover branches: check Agent result for branch names, or git worktree list
    • For each dev branch: git merge <dev-branch> --no-ff
    • If conflict: resolve manually (lead owns shared files), then git add . && git merge --continue
    • Cleanup: git worktree remove <path> for each worktree
    • Verify: git log --oneline --graph to confirm merge topology
  7. DOCS SYNC EVAL (MANDATORY for cook -- from /ck:cook finalize):

    Docs impact: [none|minor|major]
    Action: [no update needed -- <reason>] | [updated <page>] | [needs separate PR]
    
  8. SHUTDOWN all teammates via SendMessage(type: "shutdown_request")

  9. CLEANUP: TeamDelete (no parameters -- just call it)

  10. REPORT: Tell user what was cooked, test results, docs impact.

  11. JOURNAL: Run /ck:journal to write a concise technical journal entry upon completion


ON /ck:team review <scope> [--reviewers N]:

Wraps /ck:code-review skill -- scout, review, synthesize with evidence gates.

IMMEDIATELY execute in order:

  1. DERIVE N review focuses from <scope> (default N=3):

    • Focus 1: Security -- vulnerabilities, auth, input validation, OWASP
    • Focus 2: Performance -- bottlenecks, memory, complexity, scaling
    • Focus 3: Test coverage -- gaps, edge cases, error paths
    • (If N>3, derive from scope: architecture, DX, accessibility, etc.)
  2. CALL TeamCreate(team_name: "review-<scope-slug>")

  3. CALL TaskCreate x N -- one per focus:

    • Subject: Review: <focus-title>
    • Description: Review <scope> for <focus>. Output severity-rated findings only. Format: [CRITICAL|IMPORTANT|MODERATE] <finding> -- <evidence> -- <recommendation>. No "seems" or "probably" -- concrete evidence only. Save to: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/reviewer-{N}-{CK_NAME_PATTERN}-{scope-slug}.md. Mark task completed when done.
  4. SPAWN reviewers x N via Agent tool:

    • subagent_type: "code-reviewer", model: "opus"
    • run_in_background: true
    • name: "reviewer-{N}"
    • Prompt: task description + CK Context Block
  5. MONITOR via TaskCompleted hook events + TaskList fallback:

    • TaskCompleted events auto-notify when reviewers finish
    • Fallback: Check TaskList if no event received in 60s
  6. SYNTHESIZE into: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/review-{scope-slug}.md

    • Deduplicate findings across reviewers
    • Prioritize by severity: CRITICAL > IMPORTANT > MODERATE
    • Create action items list with owners
  7. SHUTDOWN all teammates via SendMessage(type: "shutdown_request")

  8. CLEANUP: TeamDelete (no parameters -- just call it)

  9. REPORT: Tell user Review complete. {X} findings ({Y} critical). Report: {path}.

  10. JOURNAL: Run /ck:journal to write a concise technical journal entry upon completion


ON /ck:team debug <issue> [--debuggers N]:

Wraps /ck:fix skill -- root-cause-first, adversarial hypotheses, disprove to converge.

IMMEDIATELY execute in order:

  1. GENERATE N competing hypotheses from <issue> (default N=3):

    • Each hypothesis must be independently testable
    • Each must predict different observable symptoms
    • Frame as: "If <cause>, then we should see <evidence>"
  2. CALL TeamCreate(team_name: "debug-<issue-slug>")

  3. CALL TaskCreate x N -- one per hypothesis:

    • Subject: Debug: Test hypothesis -- <theory>
    • Description: Investigate hypothesis: <theory>. For issue: <issue>. ADVERSARIAL: actively try to disprove other theories. Message other debuggers to challenge findings. Report evidence FOR and AGAINST your theory. Save findings to: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/debugger-{N}-{CK_NAME_PATTERN}-{issue-slug}.md. Mark task completed when done.
  4. SPAWN debugger teammates x N via Agent tool:

    • subagent_type: "debugger", model: "opus"
    • run_in_background: true
    • name: "debugger-{N}"
    • Prompt: task description + CK Context Block
  5. MONITOR via TaskCompleted events. Debuggers should message each other -- let them converge.

    • TaskCompleted events notify as each hypothesis is tested
    • TeammateIdle events indicate debugger awaiting peer input
    • Fallback: Check TaskList if no events in 60s
  6. READ all debugger reports. Identify surviving theory as root cause.

  7. WRITE root cause report: {CK_REPORTS_PATH}/debug-{issue-slug}.md Format: Root cause, evidence chain, disproven hypotheses, recommended fix.

  8. SHUTDOWN all teammates via SendMessage(type: "shutdown_request")

  9. CLEANUP: TeamDelete (no parameters -- just call it)

  10. REPORT: Tell user Debug complete. Root cause: <summary>. Report: {path}.

  11. JOURNAL: Run /ck:journal to write a concise technical journal entry upon completion


When to Use Agent Teams vs Subagents

ScenarioSubagents (Agent tool)Agent Teams
Focused task (test, lint, single review)YesOverkill
Sequential chain (plan -> code -> test)YesNo
3+ independent parallel workstreamsMaybeYes
Competing debug hypothesesNoYes
Cross-layer work (FE + BE + tests)MaybeYes
Workers need to discuss/challenge findingsNoYes
Token budget is tightYesNo (high cost)

Token Budget

TemplateEstimated TokensNotes
Research (3)~150K-300KRead-only, moderate cost
Cook (4)~400K-800KHighest cost -- code generation
Review (3)~100K-200KRead-only, moderate cost
Debug (3)~200K-400KMixed read/execute

Agent Memory

Teammates with memory: project in their agent definition retain learnings across team sessions. Memory persists in .claude/agent-memory/<name>/ (gitignored). Useful for:

  • Code reviewer remembering project conventions
  • Debugger recalling past failure patterns
  • Tester tracking flaky tests and coverage gaps
  • Researcher accumulating domain knowledge

Memory persists after team cleanup -- it's in .claude/agent-memory/, not ~/.claude/teams/.

Worktree Isolation (Cook Template)

For implementation teams, isolation: "worktree" on the Agent tool gives each dev:

  • Own git worktree -- isolated working directory, staging area, HEAD
  • Own branch -- auto-created, returned in agent result
  • No file conflicts -- devs can edit same files independently
  • Safe parallel editing -- .git dir shared, everything else isolated

After all devs complete, lead merges branches sequentially. This is the safest pattern for parallel code changes.

Error Recovery

  1. Check status: Shift+Up/Down (in-process) or click pane (split)
  2. Redirect: Send direct message with corrective instructions
  3. Replace: Shut down failed teammate, spawn replacement for same task
  4. Reassign: TaskUpdate stuck task to unblock dependents

Abort Team

Shut down all teammates. Then call TeamDelete (no parameters).

If unresponsive: close terminal or kill session. Clean orphaned configs at ~/.claude/teams/ manually.

Display Modes

  • auto (default): split panes if in tmux, otherwise in-process
  • in-process: all in one terminal. Shift+Up/Down navigate. Ctrl+T task list.
  • tmux/split: each teammate own pane. Requires tmux or iTerm2.

Rules Reference

See .claude/rules/team-coordination-rules.md for teammate behavior rules.

v3.0.0: Agent tool migration, worktree isolation for cook devs, run_in_background spawning, updated model requirements.

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