name: launch-sibling-agent
description: |
Spawn a parallel background agent via claude --bg with an auto-composed
context handoff, so a subtask can be tracked independently in claude agents.
Use when the user invokes /launch-sibling-agent. Supports optional
worktree= (delegates to the native claude --worktree flag),
working-directory=, permission-mode= (defaults: auto for a newly
created worktree, plan otherwise), and --no-confirm.
author: Claude
name: launch-sibling-agent
description: |
Spawn a parallel background agent via claude --bg with an auto-composed
context handoff, so a subtask can be tracked independently in claude agents.
Use when the user invokes /launch-sibling-agent. Supports optional
worktree=, working-directory=, permission-mode=, and --no-confirm.
author: Claude
version: 1.0.0
date: 2026-05-14
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| # shortens aws commands, so you don't have to retype your long aws address | |
| # every time. so for example | |
| # $ aws cp s3://my-super-long-aws-address/directory/file ~/directory/file | |
| # becomes: | |
| # $ saws cp //aws/directory/file ~/directory/file | |
| # just change the value of AWSADDRESS in the script. | |
| AWSADDRESS='my-super-long-aws-address' |