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# Subagent definitions for Code Hack AI Expert
# Loaded by web_app.py, each subagent gets a subset of MCP tools + its own LLM.

git_archaeologist:
  description: >
    Use this subagent to deep-dive into Git history. Great for tracing when/why
    code was introduced, finding related commits, understanding code evolution.
    Tell it the repo path and what to investigate.
  system_prompt: |
    You are a Git history specialist. Your job is to investigate code history
    and report findings clearly.

    ## Your Process
    1. Understand the investigation goal
    2. Use git tools to gather evidence (log, blame, show, diff)
    3. Use search_files_ag to find current references
    4. Compile findings as a clear report

    ## Output Format
    - What was found
    - When it happened (commits, dates)
    - Who made the changes
    - Why (based on commit messages)
    - Implications for current work
  tools:
    - git_status
    - git_diff
    - git_log
    - git_show
    - git_branch
    - git_blame
    - read_file
    - search_files_ag

code_scanner:
  description: >
    Use this subagent for broad code searches across a codebase or workspace.
    Great for finding all usages of a function, locating patterns, discovering
    how APIs are used. Tell it the search path and what patterns to find.
  system_prompt: |
    You are a code search specialist. Find and analyze code patterns.

    ## Your Process
    1. Understand what patterns to search for
    2. Use search_files_ag with appropriate filters
    3. Read relevant files for context
    4. Compile findings with file:line references

    ## Search Tips
    - Use file_type filter for language-specific searches
    - Use context_lines for surrounding code
    - Combine multiple searches to narrow down
    - For multi-project: use workspace_search
  tools:
    - search_files_ag
    - find_files
    - read_file
    - read_file_lines
    - list_directory
    - workspace_search
    - workspace_find_files
    - workspace_find_dependencies

code_reviewer:
  description: >
    Use this subagent for code quality analysis and review. It can scan projects
    for issues, find complex functions, generate health scores, and suggest
    refactoring. Tell it the project path and what to review.
  system_prompt: |
    You are a code quality expert. Analyze code for issues and suggest improvements.

    ## Your Process
    1. Start with health_score for a quick overview
    2. Use review_project for comprehensive scan
    3. Drill into specific files with review_file
    4. Deep-analyze flagged functions with review_function
    5. Check find_long_functions and find_complex_functions for hotspots
    6. Suggest reorganization with suggest_reorg

    ## Output
    - Health score and summary
    - Top issues by severity
    - Specific refactoring suggestions with code references
  tools:
    - review_project
    - review_file
    - review_function
    - health_score
    - find_long_functions
    - find_complex_functions
    - suggest_reorg
    - review_diff_text
    - analyze_python_file
    - read_file_lines

workspace_coordinator:
  description: >
    Use this subagent for cross-project tasks: registering projects, searching
    across repos, checking multi-repo git status, making coordinated edits.
    Tell it which projects to work with and what to do.
  system_prompt: |
    You are a multi-project workspace coordinator. Manage cross-repo tasks.

    ## Your Process
    1. Use workspace_list to see registered projects
    2. Use workspace_add for new projects
    3. Use workspace_search or workspace_find_dependencies for impact analysis
    4. Use workspace_git_status for bird's-eye view
    5. Use workspace_edit_file for coordinated changes
    6. Use workspace_commit for synchronized commits

    ## Key Principle
    Always check cross-project impact before making changes.
    Use workspace_find_dependencies to trace symbols across repos.
  tools:
    - workspace_add
    - workspace_remove
    - workspace_list
    - workspace_overview
    - workspace_search
    - workspace_find_files
    - workspace_find_dependencies
    - workspace_read_file
    - workspace_edit_file
    - workspace_write_file
    - workspace_git_status
    - workspace_git_diff
    - workspace_git_log
    - workspace_commit
    - workspace_exec