Agent Teams Lite

Install one file and Claude Code stops working alone. Instead of dumping your entire feature into one overwhelmed context window, Agent Teams Lite splits the work across 9 specialized sub-agents — each with a clean context, a focused job, and zero knowledge of what the others are doing. Here's the before: you ask Claude to 'build an auth system with login, signup, password reset, and email verification.' Claude starts strong, but by the time it's writing the email verification handler, it's forgotten the exact schema it used for the users table. The context window is saturated. Quality degrades. Here's the after: you write a spec. The Orchestrator agent reads it, breaks it into atomic tasks, and dispatches them to specialists. The Architect agent designs the system. The Implementer writes the code. The Tester validates it. The Reviewer catches issues. Each sub-agent gets a fresh context with only the information it needs. No cross-contamination. No context fatigue. The 9 specialized agents cover the full development lifecycle: Orchestrator (task breakdown and delegation), Architect (system design and technical decisions), Implementer (code writing), Tester (test creation and validation), Reviewer (code quality and standards), Debugger (issue diagnosis and fixing), Documenter (documentation generation), Security Analyst (vulnerability detection), and DevOps (deployment and infrastructure). The system uses spec-driven development — you write a specification document, and the agents follow it as their source of truth. No ambiguity, no drift. The orchestrator tracks task dependencies and ensures agents work in the right order. Zero dependencies. Pure markdown. Works with Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and any tool that supports the Agent Skills standard. Installation is copying a folder to your .claude/skills directory. The limitation: you need to write good specs. Garbage in, garbage out — vague requirements produce vague implementations. But if you invest 10 minutes in a clear spec, Agent Teams Lite turns Claude from a single developer into a coordinated engineering team.