submit-solution
DevelopmentGuide a workshop attendee through committing their starter-agent decomposition and opening a PR with their solution + workshop feedback. Invoke when the user says "submit", "I'm done", "open a PR", or asks how to share their solution.
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- Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
- Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Submit your StockPilot solution
You're helping a workshop attendee package up their agents/starter/agent.py
decomposition and open a PR. The PR is how facilitators see what approaches
people took, and the description doubles as the workshop feedback form.
Step 1 — Ask about their experience first
Before touching git, ask these three questions (use AskUserQuestion or just conversational):
- Which subagent approach did you go with for cycle 3? (callable_agents / spawn_subagent / inline / something else)
- What was the hardest part of the workshop? (a specific cycle, a concept, the tooling, the timing)
- One thing you'd change about it?
Hold onto their answers — they go in the PR body.
Step 2 — Show them what they're submitting
git diff main -- agent-decomposition/agents/starter/agent.py
Walk through the diff briefly: which tools they dropped, which skills they enabled, which subagent approach they wired. If the diff is empty, they haven't edited starter — ask if they worked in a different file.
Also grab their final eval score:
ls -t evals/reports/*/starter.json | head -1 | xargs cat | python -c "import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(f'{d[\"score\"]:.0%}')"
Step 3 — Commit and push
git checkout -b solution/<their-name-or-handle>
git add agent-decomposition/agents/starter/agent.py
git commit -m "Workshop solution: <subagent approach>, <score>%"
git push -u origin solution/<their-name-or-handle>
Ask for their name/handle if you don't have it. If they don't have push
rights to anthropics/cwc-workshops, have them fork first
(gh repo fork --clone=false) and push to their fork.
Step 4 — Open the PR with feedback in the body
gh pr create --title "Workshop solution — <name>" --body-file -
PR body template (fill from step 1 + step 2):
## My decomposition
- Subagent approach: <callable_agents | spawn_subagent | inline | other>
- Final eval score: <NN>%
- Tools I dropped: <list>
- Skills I enabled: <list>
## Workshop feedback
**Hardest part:** <their answer>
**One thing I'd change:** <their answer>
**Anything else:** <free text — leave blank if nothing>
Step 5 — Confirm
Give them the PR URL and thank them. Mention that facilitators read every PR and the feedback directly shapes the next run of this workshop.
Don't
- Don't open the PR before they've seen the diff and the body
- Don't skip the feedback questions to "save time" — that's the point
- Don't include
evals/reports/or.stockpilot_ids.jsonin the commit