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ALWAYS check this skill before using grep, glob, Task tool, or doing any codebase exploration.

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Works with Claude Code, Claude apps, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, VS Code, OpenCode, Goose, Windsurf. Read the repository before you give any tool access to your data.

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ALWAYS check this skill before using grep, glob, Task tool, or doing any codebase exploration. Guides you to use specialized agents that are more efficient than basic tools.

Use cases: productivity, agent-building

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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Skill name
agent-awareness
Description
ALWAYS check this skill before using grep, glob, Task tool, or doing any codebase exploration. Guides you to use specialized agents that are more efficient than basic tools.
License
MIT
Instructions
94 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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  • SKILL.md

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Agent Awareness Guide

You have access to specialized agents that are MORE EFFICIENT than basic tools. You MUST use these agents instead of grep, glob, or generic Task agents.

## Decision Tree

**Finding files or components?**
→ Use `codebase-locator` agent
- Better than: grep, glob, find, ls
- Example: "Find all authentication-related files"

**Understanding how code works?**
→ Use `codebase-analyzer` agent
- Better than: Reading multiple files manually
- Example: "Analyze how the login flow works"

**Finding similar implementations or patterns?**
→ Use `codebase-pattern-finder` agent
- Better than: Searching and reading manually
- Example: "Find examples of API handlers"

**Finding documentation in thoughts/?**
→ Use `thoughts-locator` agent
- Better than: grep in thoughts directory
- Example: "Find research about authentication"

**Understanding specific documents?**
→ Use `thoughts-analyzer` agent
- Better than: Reading docs manually
- Example: "Extract key insights from these research docs"

**Researching external information?**
→ Use `web-search-researcher` agent
- Only when user explicitly asks for web research
- Example: "Research how JWT tokens work"

**Analyzing complex errors or stack traces?**
→ Use `error-analyzer` agent
- Better than: Reading multiple files manually to understand error
- Example: "Analyze this panic: nil pointer dereference at handler.go:42"

## Available Agents

| Task Type | Use This subagent_type |
|-----------|----------------------|
| Finding files/components | `codebase-locator` |
| Understanding code | `codebase-analyzer` |
| Finding similar patterns | `codebase-pattern-finder` |
| Finding documentation | `thoughts-locator` |
| Analyzing documents | `thoughts-analyzer` |
| Web research | `web-search-researcher` |
| Analyzing errors | `error-analyzer` |

## Implementation Agents

During implementation, use aggressive agent orchestration:
- See `spawn-implementation-agents` skill for full pattern
- Keep main agent under 40k tokens per phase
- Use sub-agents for file reading, pattern finding, testing, verification
- 60% token reduction per phase

## When to Use Agents

### ALWAYS Use Agents For:
- "Find all files that..."
- "Where is the code for..."
- "How does [feature] work?"
- "Find examples of..."
- "Show me similar..."
- "What documentation exists about..."

### NEVER Use Basic Tools For:
- ❌ grep/Grep when looking for files or features
- ❌ glob/Glob when finding components
- ❌ Reading multiple files to understand a system
- ❌ Generic Task agents when specialized agents exist

## How to Invoke Agents

Use the Task tool with the correct `subagent_type`:

```
Task(
  subagent_type="codebase-locator",
  prompt="Find all authentication-related files",
  description="Locate auth files"
)
```

## Remember

Agents have isolated context windows and specialized tools. They are designed for these tasks and will give you better, faster, more comprehensive results than basic tools.

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Last commit (this folder)
Feb 4, 2026 (8 months ago)
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agent-awareness skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/eveld-agent-awareness (last updated 2026-10-24)