Agent Skills: workflow-guide
Provides guidance on Cursor ↔ Claude Code 2-agent workflow. Use when user mentions ワークフローについて, Cursorとの連携, 作業の流れ, 2-agent workflow, collaboration. Do NOT load for: 実装作業, ワークフロー設定, ハンドオフ実行.
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