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# Start Expert Session Use when the user needs or you are suggesting specialized expert help. Compose a structured brief from the current conversation context and trigger an expert session. ## Skill Steps 1. **Identify the need**: What specific expertise is required? What should the expert accomplish? 2. **Choose the role**: Select from the expert roster in your CLAUDE.md. Use the exact `name` value. 3. **Compose the brief** — structured handoff with: - **Goal**: What the expert needs to
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Updated Apr 21, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add zazig-team/zazigv2 projects/skills/start-expertInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
Start Expert Session
Use when the user needs or you are suggesting specialized expert help. Compose a structured brief from the current conversation context and trigger an expert session.
Skill Steps
-
Identify the need: What specific expertise is required? What should the expert accomplish?
-
Choose the role: Select from the expert roster in your CLAUDE.md. Use the exact
namevalue. -
Compose the brief — structured handoff with:
- Goal: What the expert needs to accomplish
- Context: Relevant background, current state, constraints
- Expected output: What should be delivered (code merged, report written, etc.)
- Resources: Any specific files, repos, or tools the expert will need
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Get machine_id: Read from
.claude/workspace-config.json(field:machineId) or from theZAZIG_MACHINE_IDenvironment variable. -
Call the MCP tool:
start_expert_session({ role_name: "<exact role name>", brief: "<structured brief>", machine_id: "<machineId>", project_id: "<project_id if repo access needed>" }) -
Confirm to user: "Expert session started. Your terminal will switch to the expert window. The expert's summary will appear here when done."
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