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Spawning From a Directory

#076 0:20 Part of the Rysh video series

A folder of skill files becomes a whole team of agents in one command.

Spawning From a Directory — 0:20 walkthrough

What you'll see

  1. Launch rysh; create .rysh/agents/reviewer.md and .rysh/agents/tester.md, each describing one agent.
  2. Double-Escape into rysh mode; ##agent spawn-all .rysh/agents -- one agent per .md file.
  3. ##agent list shows the full roster.

Commands shown

rysh
mkdir -p .rysh/agents
printf -- '---\\nname: reviewer\\n---\\nYou review code.\\n' > .rysh/agents/reviewer.md
printf -- '---\\nname: tester\\n---\\nYou write tests.\\n' > .rysh/agents/tester.md
ls .rysh/agents
##agent spawn-all .rysh/agents
##agent list

Keys used

EnterEscape

Transcript

0:00A folder of skill files becomes a whole team of agents in one command.

0:03Launch rysh. Suppose you have a directory of agent skill files.

0:08Each markdown file in the directory describes one agent.

0:18Double-Escape into rysh mode and run ##agent spawn-all on the directory. Rysh creates one agent per markdown file -- instantly.

0:37spawn-all: version your whole agent team in one directory.

Key takeaway
##agent spawn-all <directory> creates one agent per .md file, bootstrapping a whole team from one folder.