# Project Subagents Configuration
# Domain-specific agents for working on different parts of the codebase.
#
# When working on a specific domain, spawn a Task with subagent_type="Explore" or
# "general-purpose" and include the relevant agent's context in the prompt.
#
# Customize this file for YOUR project's structure. The domains below are examples.

# Example: Backend/Core agent
# [agents.backend]
# name = "Backend Agent"
# description = "API routes, database models, business logic"
# file_patterns = [
#     "src/**/*.rs",
#     "src/**/*.py",
#     "app/**/*.py"
# ]
# focus_areas = [
#     "Database operations",
#     "API endpoints",
#     "Business logic"
# ]
# instructions = """
# When working on backend:
# - Run tests before and after changes
# - Follow existing patterns for new endpoints
# - Maintain backwards compatibility
# """

# Example: Frontend agent
# [agents.frontend]
# name = "Frontend Agent"
# description = "UI components, state management, styling"
# file_patterns = [
#     "web/src/**/*.ts",
#     "web/src/**/*.tsx",
#     "src/components/**"
# ]
# focus_areas = [
#     "React components",
#     "State management",
#     "Styling and layout"
# ]
# instructions = """
# When working on frontend:
# - Test in browser after changes
# - Follow component patterns
# - Keep accessibility in mind
# """

# Example: Infrastructure agent
# [agents.infra]
# name = "Infrastructure Agent"
# description = "CI/CD, deployment, configuration"
# file_patterns = [
#     ".github/workflows/**",
#     "Dockerfile",
#     "docker-compose.yml",
#     "scripts/**"
# ]
# focus_areas = [
#     "GitHub Actions",
#     "Docker configuration",
#     "Deployment scripts"
# ]
# instructions = """
# When working on infrastructure:
# - Test workflows locally when possible
# - Keep builds fast with caching
# - Document any manual steps
# """