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The architectural design philosophy of Sub-Agents is analogized to 'cognitive microservices,' characterized by independent responsibility boundaries, independent runtime contexts, and standardized input/output interfaces.
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Claude Code Sub-Agent: A Practical Guide to Multi-Agent Collaboration for Enhanced Development Efficiency
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