subagent-mission-brief

Writes structured mission briefs for delegating review, verification, and implementation tasks to subagents.

Updated Jun 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework --skill subagent-mission-brief-oleyna80
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: subagent-mission-brief
Source: https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework/tree/main/.opencode/skills/subagent-mission-brief
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oleyna80/agentic-sdlc-framework --skill subagent-mission-brief-oleyna80

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Delegating non-trivial work to subagents with vague prompts leads to scope creep, unclear authority, and unusable output. This Skill provides a consistent structure for writing operational mission briefs that define exactly what a subagent may do, check, and return. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Brief Template: Defines identity and outcome, scope and authority, permission boundaries, and evidence requirements in four sections. - Permission Boundaries: Specifies approved write-sets, writer ownership, and side-effect limits so delegated work stays controlled. - Use Case: An orchestrator needs an independent security review of a backend module. It writes a mission brief naming the Work Block, the read-only scope, required checks, and the expected response format, then hands it to the reviewer subagent. ## Quick Start Write a mission brief for a subagent that verifies the authentication module against the acceptance criteria with read-only access.

Frequently Asked Questions about subagent-mission-brief

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I delegate code review tasks to a subagent?▼

Write a mission brief that names the Work Block and lifecycle stage, defines the review scope and required inputs, sets a read-only permission boundary, and specifies the expected response format. This keeps the reviewer focused and its output usable.

What should a subagent task brief include?▼

A brief includes four parts: identity and outcome (objective and expected handoff), scope and authority (in/out scope and required inputs), permission boundary (approved write-set or none), and evidence with hard stops (required checks and response format).

When should I not delegate work to a subagent?▼

Skip delegation for trivial local tasks, one-line checks, simple status commands, and discussion-only turns. Delegation adds overhead that only pays off for non-trivial work like broad reviews, large file inspection, or scoped implementation.

How do I control write access for a delegated implementation task?▼

Define an approved write-set in the permission boundary section of the brief, naming exactly which files the subagent may modify and who owns writer responsibility. Anything outside that set is out of bounds.

Does this skill work with runtimes other than OpenCode?▼

This copy is adapted for OpenCode with OpenCode-compatible tool references, but it is derived from a framework skill whose original remains authoritative. The brief structure itself is runtime-neutral.