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      Lets you define reusable, task-specific coding agents in Markdown files and invoke them from any MCP-compatible client, running each one through a chosen coding CLI backend and returning the result to the same conversation. Supports shared backend and model settings, permission modes, and optional session continuity so an agent can continue work across multiple calls.
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