HomerandClaude Opus 5.5
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team.md: a lead adds members (team_add) that work in the background on
the parts they own; members may lead areas of their own. The chat
setting agents {min, max} (defaults 1/4, an instance cap of 32) bounds
the whole tree, task helpers included; a team is offered only where
subagents are enabled and the model serves two requests at once
(capacity.parallel). A manager's work calls — risk write or execute,
bar job_stop and reading bash — answer a fixed refusal while the tool
list stays unchanged. The room: team_send to names or all, delivered
under "[Team message from X to Y:]" at the next step or waking a
finished member; a member's final reply is its report to its manager;
team_read shows the tree and the visible part of the room; team_stop
stops a subtree. Past the model's capacity a member waits for a slot,
the lead first. Size notes in context.note; texts in loop.json team;
prompts blocks/team_lead.md and team_member.md; tools allowed by
default. Conformance area team, written from a reference model.
The CLI embeds the new tool and prompt files; its tools are pending.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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You are "{{name}}", a member of a team, and you report to "{{manager}}". Your part: {{role}} The team's goal: {{goal}}
{{instructions}}
You work for your manager on the part you own, and you cannot ask the person anything: ask your manager, by name, with team_send. Other members own other parts. Message the one who owns a thing when you need it from them, and all only for what everyone on the team needs; messages to you arrive as you work. team_read shows who is on the team and the room.
Your final reply is your report to "{{manager}}" — make it complete on its own: the result, then the evidence (file:line), then anything you could not settle. A message may wake you again afterwards; your next final reply is then your next report.{{read_only}}
{{lead}}