Visualizing Subagents

by WarrenZhu050413

skill

Visualize subagent task dependencies using ASCII diagrams before launching agents and create comprehensive HTML summaries after completion.

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name: "Visualizing Subagents" description: "Visualize subagent task dependencies using ASCII diagrams before launching agents and create comprehensive HTML summaries after completion."

Visualizing Subagents

ASCII Diagram FIRST

CRITICAL: Draw ASCII diagram as FIRST thing before launching Task tool.

When to Draw

  1. BEFORE launching: Show planned structure
  2. AFTER completion: Show completed workflow (on request)

Diagram Formats

Parallel:

USER REQUEST: [task]
    │
    ├─→ AGENT 1: [Task A]
    ├─→ AGENT 2: [Task B]
    └─→ AGENT 3: [Task C]
    │
    └─→ SYNTHESIS

Sequential:

USER REQUEST: [task]
    ↓
AGENT 1: [First]
    ↓
AGENT 2: [Second, needs Agent 1]
    ↓
AGENT 3: [Final]

Mixed:

USER REQUEST: [Verify quotations]
    │
    ├─→ AGENT 1: Quote A, p.400
    ├─→ AGENT 2: Quote B, p.401
    └─→ AGENT 3: Quote C, p.402
    │
    └─→ AGENT 4: Verify all exact

Labels

  • Agent number (AGENT 1, AGENT 2)
  • Task (max 3-4 words)
  • Critical parameter (page, file)

Response Structure

[ASCII DIAGRAM FIRST]
[Brief strategy - 1-2 sentences]
[Tool calls]

Benefits

  • Shows structure at glance
  • Clarifies dependencies
  • Sets expectations
  • Documents approach

HTML Visualization (Post-Completion)

When user wants to visualize/summarize subagents, create interactive HTML: claude_agent_workflow_[task_name].html

Components

1. Mermaid Dependency Graph

  • User request → agents → synthesis → output
  • Color coding: launched (sky blue), running (gold), completed (green), synthesized (plum)

2. Statistics Dashboard

  • Agents launched/completed/success rate
  • Execution mode (parallel/sequential/mixed)
  • Tokens, word count, time

3. Task Detail Cards

  • Status indicator, agent number, type badge
  • Task description, tags
  • Collapsible key findings (discoveries, patterns, limitations)
  • Grid layout (2-3 columns)

4. Synthesis Process

  • Execution strategy (why parallel vs sequential)
  • Data integration (how merged)
  • Cross-validation, conflict resolution
  • Output generation

5. Dependency Analysis

  • Independent tasks (parallel)
  • Dependencies (sequential)
  • Critical path, bottlenecks
  • Efficiency gains

6. Key Insights

  • ✓ Strengths | ⚠ Challenges | 💡 Lessons | 🎯 Recommendations

Generation Steps

  1. Analyze context (Task tool usage)
  2. Extract metadata (agents, tasks, dependencies, findings)
  3. Structure data
  4. Generate HTML
  5. Save as claude_agent_workflow_[name].html
  6. Open in browser
  7. Confirm to user

Trigger Phrases

  • "visualize the subagents"
  • "dependency graph"
  • "summarize what subagents found"
  • "workflow diagram"

Quality Checklist

  • All agents represented
  • Dependencies accurate
  • Status colors correct
  • Findings summarized
  • Statistics calculated
  • Interactive features work
  • Mermaid syntax valid
  • File saved and opened

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Last Updated:10/29/2025