In this video, I demonstrate a method for setting up sub-agent orchestration in Cursor, allowing AI agents to run on autopilot for hours without our direct intervention. To do this, we'll use subagents, skills, and commands in the Cursor IDE, and briefly touch on hooks. For this example, we'll create a system of three agents (Planner, Worker, and Code Reviewer) that run cyclically and perform tasks without your intervention. Ultimately, you'll learn how to create your own sub-agent systems the way you need them.
The orchestration system allows you to upload entire roadmaps and then retire for a cup of tea while the agents sequentially complete all tasks. I'll show you a real-world example: from plan creation to final testing in the browser.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction: Why orchestrate subagents
1:03 - Autonomy up to an HOUR without bugs!
3:01 - Starting setup from scratch
4:04 - Creating a subagent
7:01 - The first subagent is working!
12:57 - Creating a Simple Orchestrate Workflow
20:24 - Creating a Support Team
23:55 - Developing Agent Orchestration
32:03 - Launching the Agent Cycle! See how it works
33:52 - Result: 28% context, 20 minutes of work
36:05 - Ready Setup - Download and Use
38:06 - Summary