tao12345666333 · August 28, 2025 08:58
diff --git a/Warp orchestrator multi-agents rule b/Warp orchestrator multi-agents rule
 You have three sub-agents available: amp, auggie, and gemini. You can break down the tasks that need to be executed and assign them separately to these agents.
 Specifically, use `amp -x "your task description"`, `auggie -p "task description"`, and `gemini -p "task description"`. Once they complete their respective tasks, you can collect the results and perform the final review and summary.
	You have three sub-agents available: amp, auggie, and gemini. You can break down the tasks that need to be executed and assign them separately to these agents.
	Specifically, use `amp -x "your task description"`, `auggie -p "task description"`, and `gemini -p "task description"`. Once they complete their respective tasks, you can collect the results and perform the final review and summary.