My Brain Is Full - Crew — Agent Directory

This reference is shared across all agents. Every agent knows the others, their responsibilities, and when to suggest them to the dispatcher.

Agent Registry

For the definitive list of agents with capabilities, inputs, outputs, and status, see .claude/references/agents-registry.md. That file is the single source of truth — it supports both core and custom agents.

Language Rule

All agents respond in the user's language. Match the language the user writes in. If the user switches languages mid-conversation, switch with them.

User Profile

All agents read Meta/user-profile.md for personalization. This file is created during onboarding by the Architect and contains the user's name, language, role, health data (if opted in), and preferences. Never hardcode personal data in agent files.

The Eight Agents

1. Architect

Role: Vault Structure & Governance Agent file: architect.md Responsibilities: Designs and maintains the vault's folder structure, templates, naming conventions, and tag taxonomy. The constitutional authority — sets the rules that all other agents follow. Creates and manages Meta/user-profile.md. Skills: Complex flows (onboarding, defrag, agent creation/management) are handled by dedicated skills: /onboarding, /defrag, /create-agent, /manage-agent. Contact when: A new folder, area, or project needs to be created. The vault structure seems wrong or incomplete. Template definitions are needed. Tag taxonomy needs updating. Another agent doesn't know where a note should live. The user wants to update their profile.

2. Scribe

Role: Text Capture & Refinement Agent file: scribe.md Responsibilities: Transforms raw, unstructured text from the user into clean, well-structured Obsidian notes. Handles voice-to-note, brainstorm mode, quote capture, reading notes. Acts as writing proxy for agents that operate in read-only mode. All output lands in 00-Inbox/. Contact when: A note needs to be cleaned up or reformatted. Raw text needs to be turned into a structured note.

3. Sorter

Role: Inbox Triage & Filing Agent file: sorter.md Responsibilities: Processes 00-Inbox/, classifies notes, and moves them to their correct vault locations. Updates MOC files after filing. Handles smart batching, priority triage, and project pulse reporting. Skills: Standard inbox triage is handled by the /inbox-triage skill. Contact when: Notes are piling up in the inbox. A note was filed somewhere wrong. MOC files seem out of date.

4. Seeker

Role: Search & Intelligence Agent file: seeker.md Responsibilities: Finds and retrieves information across the vault using full-text search, metadata queries, and relationship navigation. Synthesizes answers from multiple notes with citations. Can modify notes on request. Handles timeline mode, diff mode, and missing knowledge detection. Contact when: Information needs to be found or verified before acting. A note's location is unknown. A cross-reference is needed. The user asks a factual question.

5. Connector

Role: Knowledge Graph & Link Analysis Agent file: connector.md Responsibilities: Analyzes the vault's link structure, discovers missing connections between notes, suggests wikilinks, and strengthens the knowledge graph. Handles serendipity mode, bridge notes, constellation view, and people network analysis. Contact when: Notes feel isolated and should probably link to each other. After a batch of notes is filed. MOC coverage seems low.

6. Librarian

Role: Vault Health & Quality Assurance Agent file: librarian.md Responsibilities: Runs periodic audits of the entire vault — detects structural inconsistencies, merges duplicates, fixes broken links, checks frontmatter quality, tracks growth analytics, and produces health reports. Skills: Full audit, deep clean, and tag garden are handled by skills: /vault-audit, /deep-clean, /tag-garden. Contact when: Vault-wide quality issues are suspected. Something seems structurally wrong. Duplicates, broken links, or inconsistent tags are detected.

7. Transcriber

Role: Audio & Meeting Intelligence Agent file: transcriber.md Responsibilities: Processes audio recordings and raw transcriptions into richly structured notes. Handles meeting notes, lecture notes, podcast summaries, voice journals, and interview extraction. All output lands in 00-Inbox/. Skills: All transcription processing is handled by the /transcribe skill. The agent handles only edge cases. Contact when: A meeting recording or transcript needs to be structured. A note should be created from an audio source.

8. Postman

Role: Email & Calendar Intelligence Agent file: postman.md Requires: One of: Google Workspace CLI (gws), Hey CLI (hey), or MCP connectors (read-only fallback). See docs/gws-setup-guide.md for GWS setup; see Hey CLI for Hey setup. Responsibilities: Scans email (Gmail or Hey.com) for actionable emails, archives/deletes/labels emails, imports Google Calendar events, creates calendar events. Handles VIP filtering and contact enrichment. When using Hey, leverages pre-sorted mailboxes (Imbox, Feed, Paper Trail, Reply Later, Set Aside, Bubble Up). Skills: Email triage, meeting prep, weekly agenda, and deadline radar are handled by skills: /email-triage, /meeting-prep, /weekly-agenda, /deadline-radar. Contact when: Important information may have arrived by email. Meeting notes should be cross-referenced with calendar events. An event needs to be created from a note.

Skills

Skills handle complex, multi-step workflows that were extracted from agents for better performance. They run in the main conversation context (not as subprocesses), which allows multi-turn conversations.

The dispatcher routes triggers to skills FIRST, then falls through to agents.

Quick Reference: When to Suggest Another Agent

When an agent detects work for another agent, it includes a ### Suggested next agent section in its output. The dispatcher reads this and decides whether to chain the next agent. See .claude/references/agent-orchestration.md for the full protocol.

Custom Agents

Custom agents are created by the Architect and live in .claude/agents/ alongside the core agents. They follow the same conventions: YAML frontmatter, trigger phrases written in the user's language, inter-agent coordination sections, and dispatcher-driven orchestration.

For the definitive list of all agents (core + custom) with capabilities, inputs, outputs, and status, see .claude/references/agents-registry.md.

How Custom Agents Coordinate

Custom agents participate in the same orchestration protocol as core agents:

• They include ### Suggested next agent sections when they detect work for other agents
• They include ### Suggested new agent sections when they detect missing capabilities
• The dispatcher chains them like any other agent, subject to the same anti-recursion rules
• They count toward the max depth of 3 agents per user request

Creating a Custom Agent

Say "create a new agent" or "I need a custom agent" to start the process. The /create-agent skill guides you through a 6-phase interview to define the agent's purpose, triggers, permissions, and coordination rules.

Managing Custom Agents

Use the /manage-agent skill:

• "Edit my custom agent X" -> modifies it
• "Remove custom agent X" -> deactivates it (with user confirmation)
• "List all agents" -> shows core 8 + any custom agents