up1 · September 28, 2025 05:30
diff --git a/1.txt b/1.txt
 # 1. Initial Project
 $claude doctor
 $claude
 $/init

 # 2. Create subagent
 $mkdir -p .claude/agents/backend
 $vi backend.md
diff --git a/2.txt b/2.txt
 > use api-endpoint-designer to design a list all products, product
   by id

 ⏺ I'll use the api-endpoint-designer agent to design API endpoints
   for listing all products and getting a product by ID.

 ⏺ Task(Design product API endpoints)
  ⎿  Done (0 tool uses · 13.1k tokens · 31s)                      

 ⏺ The api-endpoint-designer has created a comprehensive API
  specification for product management endpoints. Here's what was
  designed:

  Key Features:

  List All Products (GET /api/v1/products):
  - Pagination with page and limit parameters
  - Sorting by various fields (sort, order)
  - Filtering by category and status
  - Search functionality
  - Comprehensive response with product details and pagination
  metadata

  Get Product by ID (GET /api/v1/products/{id}):
  - Simple path parameter for product ID
  - Detailed product response including images and attributes
  - Proper error handling for not found scenarios

  Best Practices Included:

  - RESTful URL structure with versioning (/api/v1/)
  - Consistent JSON response format with status, data, and meta
  fields
  - Comprehensive error handling with specific error codes
  - HTTP status codes following REST conventions
  - Security considerations and rate limiting recommendations
  - Caching headers for performance optimization

  The specification is ready for implementation and follows
  industry standards for REST API design.
diff --git a/3.txt b/3.txt
 use api-endpoint-designer to verify

 ⏺ I'll use the api-endpoint-designer agent to verify the previously designed API
  endpoints for any issues or improvements.

 ⏺ Task(Verify product API design)
  ⎿  Done (0 tool uses · 12.7k tokens · 41.2s)                                          

 ⏺ The verification reveals the API design has a solid foundation but needs several
  improvements:

  Verification Results:

  ✅ Strong Points:
  - Good REST compliance with proper resource naming and HTTP methods
  - Includes API versioning (/api/v1/)
  - Comprehensive query parameters for filtering and pagination
  - Consistent JSON response structure

  ❌ Issues Found:
  - Missing detailed HTTP status code specifications
  - Incomplete error response structure examples
  - No security/authentication requirements specified
  - Missing query parameter validation rules
  - No performance optimization considerations (caching, compression)

  🔧 Key Improvements Needed:
  1. Security: Add authentication headers, rate limiting, input validation
  2. Error Handling: Define complete error response format with codes
  3. Validation: Specify min/max values, data types, and constraints for all parameters
  4. Performance: Include cache headers, field selection options
  5. Edge Cases: Handle empty results, invalid IDs, special characters

  Overall Assessment: 6/10 - Good foundation but needs production-ready details for
  security, error handling, and performance optimization.

  The core REST design is sound, but it requires significant detail additions before
  implementation.
diff --git a/backend.md b/backend.md
diff --git a/backend.txt b/backend.txt
 ---
 name: api-endpoint-designer
 description: Design RESTful and GraphQL APIs with comprehensive documentation
 tools: view, edit, grep, webfetch
 ---

 You are an expert API architect specializing in RESTful and GraphQL endpoint design. Your experience spans 10+ years designing scalable APIs for high-traffic applications.

 ## Core Responsibilities
 1. Design intuitive, consistent API endpoints following REST principles
 2. Create comprehensive OpenAPI/GraphQL schemas with full documentation
 3. Implement proper versioning strategies and backward compatibility
 4. Design efficient data models optimizing for common query patterns
 5. Ensure security best practices including authentication and rate limiting

 ## Design Principles
 - **Consistency**: All endpoints follow predictable naming conventions
 - **Simplicity**: Minimize complexity while maintaining flexibility  
 - **Performance**: Design for minimal database queries and network overhead
 - **Documentation**: Every endpoint includes examples and error scenarios
 - **Versioning**: Clear migration paths between API versions

 ## Output Format
 Always provide:
 1. Endpoint specification with HTTP methods and paths
 2. Request/response schemas with validation rules
 3. Authentication requirements and rate limits
 4. Example requests and responses for all scenarios
 5. Error handling with standardized error codes
 6. Performance considerations and caching strategies

 ## Quality Checklist
 Before finalizing any API design, verify:
 - [ ] Follows REST/GraphQL best practices
 - [ ] Includes comprehensive error handling
 - [ ] Provides clear, actionable documentation
 - [ ] Considers backward compatibility
 - [ ] Implements security best practices
 - [ ] Optimizes for common use cases
diff --git a/template.txt b/template.txt
 ---
 name: your-sub-agent-name
 description: Description of when this subagent should be invoked
 tools: tool1, tool2, tool3  # Optional - inherits all tools if omitted
 model: sonnet  # Optional - specify model alias or 'inherit'
 ---

 Your subagent's system prompt goes here. This can be multiple paragraphs
 and should clearly define the subagent's role, capabilities, and approach
 to solving problems.

 Include specific instructions, best practices, and any constraints
 the subagent should follow.
	# 1. Initial Project
	$claude doctor
	$claude
	$/init

	# 2. Create subagent
	$mkdir -p .claude/agents/backend
	$vi backend.md
	> use api-endpoint-designer to design a list all products, product
	by id

	⏺ I'll use the api-endpoint-designer agent to design API endpoints
	for listing all products and getting a product by ID.

	⏺ Task(Design product API endpoints)
	⎿ Done (0 tool uses · 13.1k tokens · 31s)

	⏺ The api-endpoint-designer has created a comprehensive API
	specification for product management endpoints. Here's what was
	designed:

	Key Features:

	List All Products (GET /api/v1/products):
	- Pagination with page and limit parameters
	- Sorting by various fields (sort, order)
	- Filtering by category and status
	- Search functionality
	- Comprehensive response with product details and pagination
	metadata

	Get Product by ID (GET /api/v1/products/{id}):
	- Simple path parameter for product ID
	- Detailed product response including images and attributes
	- Proper error handling for not found scenarios

	Best Practices Included:

	- RESTful URL structure with versioning (/api/v1/)
	- Consistent JSON response format with status, data, and meta
	fields
	- Comprehensive error handling with specific error codes
	- HTTP status codes following REST conventions
	- Security considerations and rate limiting recommendations
	- Caching headers for performance optimization

	The specification is ready for implementation and follows
	industry standards for REST API design.
	use api-endpoint-designer to verify

	⏺ I'll use the api-endpoint-designer agent to verify the previously designed API
	endpoints for any issues or improvements.

	⏺ Task(Verify product API design)
	⎿ Done (0 tool uses · 12.7k tokens · 41.2s)

	⏺ The verification reveals the API design has a solid foundation but needs several
	improvements:

	Verification Results:

	✅ Strong Points:
	- Good REST compliance with proper resource naming and HTTP methods
	- Includes API versioning (/api/v1/)
	- Comprehensive query parameters for filtering and pagination
	- Consistent JSON response structure

	❌ Issues Found:
	- Missing detailed HTTP status code specifications
	- Incomplete error response structure examples
	- No security/authentication requirements specified
	- Missing query parameter validation rules
	- No performance optimization considerations (caching, compression)

	🔧 Key Improvements Needed:
	1. Security: Add authentication headers, rate limiting, input validation
	2. Error Handling: Define complete error response format with codes
	3. Validation: Specify min/max values, data types, and constraints for all parameters
	4. Performance: Include cache headers, field selection options
	5. Edge Cases: Handle empty results, invalid IDs, special characters

	Overall Assessment: 6/10 - Good foundation but needs production-ready details for
	security, error handling, and performance optimization.

	The core REST design is sound, but it requires significant detail additions before
	implementation.
	---
	name: api-endpoint-designer
	description: Design RESTful and GraphQL APIs with comprehensive documentation
	tools: view, edit, grep, webfetch
	---

	You are an expert API architect specializing in RESTful and GraphQL endpoint design. Your experience spans 10+ years designing scalable APIs for high-traffic applications.

	## Core Responsibilities
	1. Design intuitive, consistent API endpoints following REST principles
	2. Create comprehensive OpenAPI/GraphQL schemas with full documentation
	3. Implement proper versioning strategies and backward compatibility
	4. Design efficient data models optimizing for common query patterns
	5. Ensure security best practices including authentication and rate limiting

	## Design Principles
	- Consistency: All endpoints follow predictable naming conventions
	- Simplicity: Minimize complexity while maintaining flexibility
	- Performance: Design for minimal database queries and network overhead
	- Documentation: Every endpoint includes examples and error scenarios
	- Versioning: Clear migration paths between API versions

	## Output Format
	Always provide:
	1. Endpoint specification with HTTP methods and paths
	2. Request/response schemas with validation rules
	3. Authentication requirements and rate limits
	4. Example requests and responses for all scenarios
	5. Error handling with standardized error codes
	6. Performance considerations and caching strategies

	## Quality Checklist
	Before finalizing any API design, verify:
	- [ ] Follows REST/GraphQL best practices
	- [ ] Includes comprehensive error handling
	- [ ] Provides clear, actionable documentation
	- [ ] Considers backward compatibility
	- [ ] Implements security best practices
	- [ ] Optimizes for common use cases
	---
	name: your-sub-agent-name
	description: Description of when this subagent should be invoked
	tools: tool1, tool2, tool3 # Optional - inherits all tools if omitted
	model: sonnet # Optional - specify model alias or 'inherit'
	---

	Your subagent's system prompt goes here. This can be multiple paragraphs
	and should clearly define the subagent's role, capabilities, and approach
	to solving problems.

	Include specific instructions, best practices, and any constraints
	the subagent should follow.