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# agent-dispatch
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A Claude Code skill for selecting the right model (Opus/Sonnet/Haiku) when launching subagents.
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## What it does
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Before launching ANY Agent tool call, this skill evaluates the task complexity and selects the most cost-effective model:
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- **Opus** — Architecture decisions, domain expertise, code audits, trade-off analysis
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- **Sonnet** — Pattern-following code, known bug fixes, testing, UI work, file operations
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- **Haiku** — Quick searches, counting, simple data extraction, status checks
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## Why not just use Opus for everything?
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Sonnet handles **70% of subagent tasks equally well** at lower cost and higher speed. This skill prevents the common pattern of defaulting to the most expensive model "just to be safe."
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## How it complements Superpowers
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The [superpowers](https://github.com/obra/superpowers) plugin includes a generic model selection guide ("cheap/standard/most capable"). This skill extends it with:
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- **Concrete Opus/Sonnet/Haiku mapping** for Claude Code's Agent tool
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- **Decision matrix** with specific task categories
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- **Real-world examples** from production development
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- **Split-task pattern** — e.g., Opus for research, Sonnet for implementation
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## Installation
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### As a Claude Code skill (recommended)
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```bash
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mkdir -p .claude/skills/agent-dispatch
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cp SKILL.md .claude/skills/agent-dispatch/
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```
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### In CLAUDE.md
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Alternatively, paste the content of `SKILL.md` into your project's `CLAUDE.md`.
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## Usage
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The skill is **not user-invocable** — it activates automatically when the agent-dispatch pattern is referenced. It guides Claude Code to select the right `model:` parameter before every `Agent` tool call.
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## License
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MIT
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