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name: deploy description: Deploy Codex or Gemini as working agents to implement tasks. Use when you want another AI to actually write code, not just review. (project) allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob, Grep user-invocable: true proactive: true

Deploy Agents

Deploy Codex or Gemini as working agents that can read, write, and modify files.

Agents

When to Use

• Parallelize work: Deploy both agents on independent subtasks
• Delegate implementation: Hand off a well-defined task while you work on something else
• Second implementation: Get a different approach to compare
• Bulk operations: Let an agent handle repetitive file changes

How to Run

When the user invokes /deploy, determine which agent(s) to use and what task to assign.

Step 1: Parse the Request

Identify:

• Task: What needs to be implemented
• Agent: codex, gemini, or both (default: ask user)
• Scope: Which files/directories are relevant

Step 2: Gather Context

Read relevant files to include in the prompt. Keep context focused—agents work better with targeted information than entire codebases.

Key context files for SENTINEL:

CopyC:\dev\SENTINEL\CLAUDE.md           # Project overview
C:\dev\SENTINEL\AGENTS.md           # Codex-specific guidance
C:\dev\SENTINEL\sentinel-agent\CLAUDE.md  # Agent dev context

Step 3: Deploy Agent(s)

Deploy Codex

Copycodex exec --full-auto -C "C:\dev\SENTINEL" "You are implementing a task for the SENTINEL project.

<context>
[Relevant code/docs - keep under 2000 lines]
</context>

<task>
[Clear, specific task description]
</task>

<constraints>
- Work within the existing project structure
- Follow patterns in CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md
- Make minimal, focused changes
- Do not modify unrelated files
</constraints>

Implement this task. Create/modify files as needed."

Deploy Gemini

Copygemini --yolo "You are implementing a task for the SENTINEL project.

<context>
[Relevant code/docs - keep under 2000 lines]
</context>

<task>
[Clear, specific task description]
</task>

<constraints>
- Work within the existing project structure
- Follow patterns in CLAUDE.md
- Make minimal, focused changes
- Do not modify unrelated files
</constraints>

Implement this task. Create/modify files as needed."

Deploy Both (Parallel Tasks)

When tasks are independent, deploy both agents simultaneously on different subtasks:

Copy# Terminal 1: Codex on subtask A
codex exec --full-auto -C "C:\dev\SENTINEL" "[Subtask A prompt]"

# Terminal 2: Gemini on subtask B
gemini --yolo "[Subtask B prompt]"

Step 4: Review Results

After agent(s) complete:

1. Check git status for changes made
2. Review the modified files
3. Run tests if applicable: cd sentinel-agent && pytest
4. Report what was done and any issues

Command Variations

Codex Options

Gemini Options

Example Usage

Single Agent

User: /deploy codex Add a /history command to the CLI that shows recent session events

Then:

1. Read sentinel-agent/src/interface/cli.py and commands.py
2. Deploy Codex with focused context
3. Review changes, run tests

Parallel Deployment

User: /deploy both Create unit tests for the state manager AND add docstrings to schema.py

Then:

1. Assign Codex: unit tests for state manager
2. Assign Gemini: docstrings for schema.py
3. Deploy both simultaneously
4. Merge results, resolve any conflicts

Quick Task

User: /deploy gemini Rename all instances of get_faction to fetch_faction

Then:

1. Search for get_faction occurrences
2. Deploy Gemini with file list
3. Verify renames are complete

Safety Notes

• Both agents run with file write access—review changes before committing
• Use git diff to inspect all modifications
• Agents may interpret tasks differently than expected—be specific
• For destructive operations, consider --sandbox read-only first to see the plan

Differences from /council