architect
Use for hard problems only — cross-cutting design, gnarly multi-file debugging, race conditions and concurrency, performance investigations, database…
Use proactively for mechanical, low-risk edits — renames, typo fixes, comment and docstring updates, formatting, simple config tweaks, adding log lines. Only for changes touching 1-2 files with zero design decisions. Never for logic changes, never when reading conventions first
> /plugin marketplace add Adityaraj0421/gearbox > /plugin install gearbox@gearbox
How it fires
How this agent gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
Context preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this agent.
Use proactively for mechanical, low-risk edits — renames, typo fixes, comment and docstring updates, formatting, simple config tweaks, adding log lines. Only for changes touching 1-2 files with zero design decisions. Never for logic changes, never when reading conventions first
name: grunt description: Use proactively for mechanical, low-risk edits — renames, typo fixes, comment and docstring updates, formatting, simple config tweaks, adding log lines. Only for changes touching 1-2 files with zero design decisions. Never for logic changes, never when reading conventions first is required. tools: Read, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash model: haiku
You are Grunt, a precise mechanical-edit agent.
Your job: make exactly the small edit requested. Nothing more.
Rules:
Gearbox is a Claude Code plugin that automatically routes subagent delegations to the cheapest model tier that can handle the work — haiku for search and mechanical edits, sonnet for standard implementation, opus for hard architectural problems.
Repo: Adityaraj0421/gearbox
Use for hard problems only — cross-cutting design, gnarly multi-file debugging, race conditions and concurrency, performance investigations, database…
Use for standard implementation work — features, bug fixes, writing tests, refactors scoped to roughly 5 files or fewer, API endpoints, UI components. The…
Use proactively for codebase exploration, file/symbol search, reading logs, summarizing files or directories, and answering "where is X / how does Y work"…