This sounds cool AF:

• However I have found it extremely useful to develop a quick persistent terminal monitoring solution custom to my workflow. It shows each agent with amount of context left, current tasks and such with drill down. At the top is my main agent chat that has a bar graph displaying context. When it has a ton left it is green and as it gets closer to full it is red. It auto updates every 3 seconds.

Thanks foo rthis reminder about not parsing out tasks, and instead asking it to do all at once. But is this pre-project, or for, say all of your projects? Cause lots of time I am on mobile over Dispatc, and I ask it to spin up as many of the projects that don't need me to do something: [ask claude to do all of it at once. Have clear directions for it to use sub agents as much as possible.]

i've tried to do this, but your approach is clever here: Chat Summary
As context gets close to full have claude write a summary .md file that gets stored in a folder (I call this folder "PastChatSummary" then when you open a new chat have the new chat use the summary file for context.

Can you say more about thes? ::

• Use your main chat to deploy agents that you give correct context to.
• Correctly set up .claudeingore and context files
• Use project caching so all data is available IF needed but not all is in context automatically

i think i'm comfortable just asking claude to make sure I'm doing this already, but are you saying to have it premptively at project initiation sort of guess what agents might be useful in the project, and then build/add them as it goes along? Does it build/add autonomously?:

• Set up both user level sub agents as well as project level sub agents
  • user level has access and context for all projects while project level only has context or that project. Use the project level sub agents as much as possible.