What is Build Agents Store?

Build Agents Store is a free AI-powered tool that designs multi-agent teams for business problems. You describe your challenge, and Build Agents Store generates 2-3 specialized agent team configurations using patterns like Parallel Workers, Sequential Pipeline, Fork-Join, Advisory Debate, and Subagent Scout. Each team comes with a ready-to-use prompt for Claude Code.

What are AI agent team patterns?

AI agent team patterns are coordination strategies for multi-agent systems. Build Agents Store supports six patterns: Parallel Workers (agents work simultaneously on subtasks), Sequential Pipeline (agents process work in order), Fork-Join (work splits then merges), Advisory Debate (agents discuss and reach consensus), Subagent Scout (a lead agent delegates to specialists), and Hybrid (combines multiple patterns).

How does Build Agents Store generate agent teams?

Build Agents Store uses AI to analyze your business problem and designs 2-3 agent teams with different coordination patterns. Each team includes 3-6 specialized agents with defined roles and missions. After selecting a team, Build Agents Store generates a complete, copy-paste-ready prompt with specific deliverables, file paths, collaboration instructions, and a synthesis step.

What is a multi-agent system?

A multi-agent system uses multiple AI agents working together to solve complex problems. Each agent has a specialized role and mission. Agents coordinate through patterns like parallel execution, sequential pipelines, or advisory debate. Multi-agent systems are more effective than single agents for tasks requiring diverse expertise, such as competitive analysis, marketing campaigns, or research projects.

Is Build Agents Store free to use?

Yes, Build Agents Store is completely free. You can generate agent teams, create prompts, share your configurations with others, and browse the community gallery — all at no cost.

AI Agent Team Gallery

Browse 3 AI agent teams created by the community. Each team uses a different coordination pattern to solve real business problems.

Shared Agent Teams

Launch Assembly Line — Sequential Pipeline pattern, 5 agents. Moves from strategy to execution in a clear handoff sequence to ensure the campaign stays coherent end-to-end. This works well for a launch because each stage (positioning, creative, channel plan, production, measurement) depends on validated outputs from the previous step.
Two-Loop Growth Sprintline — Sequential Pipeline pattern, 6 agents. This team runs an explicit two-iteration loop: analyze the site, propose growth challenges, select the 5 most useful repository-backed skills, implement, and verify—then repeats end-to-end once more. A sequential pipeline fits because each step depends on artifacts from the prior step (audit → plan → skill selection → code/config changes → verification).
Repo-Guided Skill Council — Advisory Debate pattern, 4 agents. This team uses structured critique to ensure the skill list is both high-quality and aligned to Claude skill best practices, while remaining original relative to any root-folder examples. An advisory debate pattern works well when tradeoffs exist (coverage vs. specificity, safety vs. utility) and when you need robust review before finalizing.

Build Your Own

Create your own AI agent team at Build Agents Store. Describe your business problem and get specialized agent teams with ready-to-use prompts for Claude Code.