Agentic Loop Playground

A demonstration project showcasing Claude Code's subagents and custom commands for automated code cleanup workflows.

📁 Project Structure

agentic-loop-playground/
├── README.md                 # This documentation
├── agents/                   # Claude Code subagents
│   ├── cleanup-evaluator.md  # Evaluates cleanup opportunities
│   └── cleanup-executor.md   # Executes cleanup operations
├── bin/
│   └── deploy               # Deployment script for agents and commands
└── commands/
    └── cleanup.md            # Custom cleanup command

About This Project

This project contains:

• Subagents in the agents/ directory - specialized AI assistants for Claude Code
• Custom commands in the commands/ directory - reusable prompts for common workflows
• Deploy script in bin/deploy - tool to install agents and commands to your Claude Code configuration

Deployment

Use the deploy script to install the agents and commands to your Claude Code configuration:

# Deploy to default location (~/.claude)
./bin/deploy

# Deploy to specific directory
./bin/deploy /path/to/claude/config

# Force overwrite existing files
./bin/deploy --force

# Dry run (preview what would be deployed)
./bin/deploy --dry-run

# Set destination via environment variable
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=/custom/path ./bin/deploy

Usage

After deployment, you can use the agents and commands in Claude Code:

# Use the cleanup command
/cleanup

# Interact with agents directly
/agents cleanup-evaluator
/agents cleanup-executor

Documentation

For detailed information about Claude Code subagents and custom commands, refer to the official Anthropic documentation:

• Subagents: Learn about creating and using specialized AI assistants in Claude Code
• Custom Commands: Understand how to create reusable slash commands for common workflows

Official Documentation Links

• Claude Code Slash Commands - Complete guide to custom commands
• Claude Code Common Workflows - Best practices and examples
• Claude Code Subagents - Specialized AI assistant documentation

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Test your changes
4. Submit a pull request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.