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Quick Start Guide

Get from zero to a fully functional AI agent team in under 5 minutes.

Choose Your Integration Method

Claude Code

Recommended for seamless integration

Reference Mode

Use agents as prompt templates
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Copy agents to your Claude Code directory

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/msitarzewski/agency-agents.git

# Copy agents to your Claude Code directory
cp -r agency-agents/* ~/.claude/agents/
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Activate agents in your conversations

Simply reference the agent you want to activate in your Claude Code sessions:
Hey Claude, activate Frontend Developer mode and help me build a React component
Or for multiple agents:
Activate Backend Architect and DevOps Automator to help me design and deploy an API
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Start building

The agent will respond with their specialized personality, workflows, and deliverables.Each agent knows:
  • Their specific role and expertise
  • The workflows they should follow
  • What deliverables they should produce
  • Success metrics for their work

Option 2: Use as Reference

Each agent file contains everything you need to use them as prompt templates:
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Browse the agents

Navigate to the agent directory and find the specialist you need:
agency-agents/
├── engineering/
├── design/
├── marketing/
├── product/
├── project-management/
├── testing/
├── support/
├── spatial-computing/
└── specialized/
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Read the agent file

Each agent file includes:
  • Identity & Personality - Who they are and how they think
  • Core Mission - What they’re responsible for
  • Critical Rules - Domain-specific guidelines
  • Technical Deliverables - Code examples and templates
  • Workflow Process - Step-by-step approach
  • Success Metrics - How to measure their effectiveness
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Copy and adapt

Copy the agent content and use it as a prompt in your preferred AI tool:
[Paste agent content]

Now help me [your specific task]

Your First Agent

Let’s try activating the Frontend Developer agent:
# In your Claude Code session:
Hey Claude, activate Frontend Developer mode.

I need to build a data table component in React that:
- Displays 10,000 rows efficiently
- Supports sorting and filtering
- Works on mobile devices
- Follows accessibility best practices

Using Multiple Agents

For complex projects, activate multiple agents in sequence or parallel:

Sequential Workflow

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Design Phase

Activate UX Architect to design the component architecture
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Implementation Phase

Activate Frontend Developer to implement the design
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Quality Assurance

Activate Evidence Collector to test the implementation
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Final Review

Activate Reality Checker for production readiness assessment

Parallel Workflow

For independent work streams:
Activate the following agents in parallel:
- Frontend Developer: Build the UI components
- Backend Architect: Design the API
- DevOps Automator: Set up the deployment pipeline

Coordinate their work for a cohesive solution.

Real-World Example

Let’s build a startup MVP:
Activate Agents Orchestrator in NEXUS-Sprint mode.

Project: Task management SaaS MVP
Timeline: 4 weeks

Sprint team:
- PM: Senior Project Manager, Sprint Prioritizer
- Design: UX Architect, Brand Guardian
- Engineering: Frontend Developer, Backend Architect, DevOps Automator
- QA: Evidence Collector, Reality Checker

Begin with architecture and sprint planning.

What Agents Say

Each agent has a distinct personality. Here’s what you’ll hear:
“Implemented virtualized table component reducing render time by 80%. Added smooth transitions and micro-interactions for better user engagement. Built with screen reader support and keyboard navigation throughout.”
“Screenshot integration-mobile.png shows broken responsive layout. System needs 2-3 revision cycles before production consideration. Previous claim of ‘luxury design’ not supported by visual evidence.”
“You’re not marketing on Reddit - you’re becoming a valued community member who happens to represent a brand. Success comes from giving more than you take and building genuine relationships over time.”
“Added a celebration animation that reduces task completion anxiety by 40%. Every playful element serves a functional or emotional purpose - design delight that enhances rather than distracts.”

Next Steps

Installation Guide

Detailed setup instructions

Agent Design

Understand agent philosophy

Use Cases

Real-world scenarios

Contributing

Create your own agents
Start with a single agent to get familiar with their personality and workflow. Then gradually add more agents as your needs grow.

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