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AI agents9 min readUpdated September 2026

Build your first agent team

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Stop asking one generalist prompt to do five jobs. Split your workflow into a 5-agent team where each specialist owns one clear role with its own instructions, tools, and handoff contract.

The 5-Agent Business Architecture

When one agent tries to research, strategize, write code, and review quality in a single context window, quality degrades fast. Instead, design a relay team:

01 / The Scout (Lead & Market Researcher)

Scrapes target companies, identifies bottlenecks, and outputs structured JSON dossiers.

02 / The Architect (Spec & Plan Designer)

Reads the Scout's dossier and writes a step-by-step implementation spec.

03 / The Builder (Execution Agent)

Implements the code, automation workflow, or asset strictly following the Architect's spec.

04 / The Critic (QA & Verification Agent)

Runs tests, checks links, audits UI against design rules, and rejects anything below bar.

05 / The Closer (Outreach & Delivery Agent)

Packages the finished build into a personalized demo link and drafts the outreach note.

Copy-Paste Multi-Agent Orchestration Prompt

Drop this prompt into Claude Code or Antigravity to spawn parallel subagents with clean handoffs:

Multi-Agent Team Prompt
We are running a 4-stage multi-agent pipeline for [PROJECT NAME]:
1. Spawn a Research Subagent to gather verified facts and competitor benchmarks -> save to docs/RESEARCH.md.
2. Create an Architecture Plan in docs/PLAN.md with explicit acceptance criteria.
3. Execute the implementation step-by-step, verifying each module.
4. Run a final QA review against docs/PLAN.md before reporting completion.

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