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Reference for 202 local AI agents organized by category. The model column lists aliases in the shared Claude Code source format. Adapters provide agent formats and model mappings for other tools. See the capability matrix for setup and tool-specific limits.
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Model Configuration
Source agents specify Claude Code model aliases. Other tools use the adapter model mappings, including fixed defaults for some inherit entries. The distribution below counts source assignments.
Model Distribution Summary
Model
Agent Count
Use Case
Fable
2
Longest-horizon autonomous work (tier above Opus; see criteria)
Opus
54
Critical architecture, security, code review, production coding
Sonnet
70
Complex tasks, support with intelligence
Haiku
24
Fast operational tasks
Inherit
52
Complex tasks where the user chooses the model at runtime
Model Selection Criteria
Haiku - Fast Execution & Deterministic Tasks
Use when:
Generating code from well-defined specifications
Creating tests following established patterns
Writing documentation with clear templates
Executing infrastructure operations
Performing database query optimization
Handling customer support responses
Processing SEO optimization tasks
Managing deployment pipelines
Sonnet - Complex Reasoning & Architecture
Use when:
Designing system architecture
Making technology selection decisions
Performing security audits
Reviewing code for architectural patterns
Creating complex AI/ML pipelines
Providing language-specific expertise
Orchestrating multi-agent workflows
Handling business-critical legal/HR matters
Fable - Longest-Horizon Autonomous Work
Claude Fable 5 (model: fable) is the tier above Opus. It is opt-in in Claude Code
(v2.1.170+, never the default) and carries roughly 2.6× the effective cost of Opus
($10/$50 per MTok plus a ~30% heavier tokenizer), so reserve it for agents where Opus
demonstrably needs multiple attempts.
Security-analysis agents — Fable 5's cyber/bio safety classifiers fall back to
Opus 4.8 on that content anyway
Anything Sonnet or Opus already completes in one pass
Other harnesses map fable to their top available model (see
authoring.md). Fable-tier agent bodies should state goals
and constraints rather than step-by-step scaffolding, and must not ask the model to echo
its internal reasoning.
Hybrid Orchestration Patterns
The plugin ecosystem leverages Sonnet + Haiku orchestration for optimal performance and cost efficiency:
Pattern 1: Planning → Execution
Sonnet: backend-architect (design API architecture)
↓
Haiku: Generate API endpoints following spec
↓
Haiku: test-automator (generate comprehensive tests)
↓
Sonnet: code-reviewer (architectural review)
The examples below use Claude Code. Agent names and invocation methods vary by tool. See the setup guide for generated agent formats and installation routes.
Natural Language
The following natural-language examples ask Claude Code to choose a specialist:
"Use backend-architect to design the authentication API"
"Have security-auditor scan for OWASP vulnerabilities"
"Get performance-engineer to optimize this database query"
Slash Commands
Claude Code plugin slash commands invoke workflows that can delegate to agents:
/backend-development:feature-development user authentication
/security-scanning:security-sast
/incident-response:smart-fix "memory leak in payment service"