How To Build With Claude Code Sub-Agents

Hosted by Sol Farahmand

Tue, Jul 7, 2026

6:00 PM UTC (30 minutes)

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What you'll learn

Understanding subagents versus skills in Claude Code

Learn why subagents run in a fresh context window while skills work inside your main session.

Creating a custom subagent with the agents command

Learn to use /agents to build a custom subagent, choose its scope, tools, and model

Writing descriptions that trigger the right agent

Learn to write precise YAML descriptions so Claude Code invokes the right agent automatically.

Knowing when a task actually needs a subagent

Learn to spot tasks that dump output you will never reread and hand those off to an agent.

Why this topic matters

Most people treat Claude Code as one long chat and let every file dump and research pass sit in their main context. That fills the window fast and slows Claude down. Subagents run in their own clean session, can use a cheaper model like Haiku, and report back only the result, so your main session stays focused and your token bill stays lower.

You'll learn from

Sol Farahmand

AI Hackathon Winner | 2X Entrepreneur | AI Workflow Builder

Hi, my name is Sol, I’m a business owner taking on some of my toughest business tasks with AI to increase productivity, and I want to share my learning journey with you so that you can skip the trial and error of using AI.

I’ve built hands-on AI systems using tools like Lovable, Claude Cowork, MindStudio, Claude Code, and Codex. I specialize in turning complex AI concepts into practical systems that professionals and business owners can actually use.

I’m an AI hackathon winner, have published 5 Skills, and teach through real implementation instead of theory.

What makes my teaching different is that I help you become operational with AI and improve productivity that fits directly into your day-to-day work.

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