Comment by dools 5 days ago What’s the difference between sub agents and separate sessions? 3 comments dools Reply Cilvic 4 days ago I'd assume separate sessions are not aware of each other, sub-agents are spawned by an orchestrator agent? surgical_fire 4 days ago Almost correct, separate sessions can communicate with one another. In my case, planning and coding communicate by writing files locally. krzyk 4 days ago And subagents don't always communicate with each other, AFAIK that is the most common case.
Cilvic 4 days ago I'd assume separate sessions are not aware of each other, sub-agents are spawned by an orchestrator agent? surgical_fire 4 days ago Almost correct, separate sessions can communicate with one another. In my case, planning and coding communicate by writing files locally. krzyk 4 days ago And subagents don't always communicate with each other, AFAIK that is the most common case.
surgical_fire 4 days ago Almost correct, separate sessions can communicate with one another. In my case, planning and coding communicate by writing files locally. krzyk 4 days ago And subagents don't always communicate with each other, AFAIK that is the most common case.
krzyk 4 days ago And subagents don't always communicate with each other, AFAIK that is the most common case.
I'd assume separate sessions are not aware of each other, sub-agents are spawned by an orchestrator agent?
Almost correct, separate sessions can communicate with one another. In my case, planning and coding communicate by writing files locally.
And subagents don't always communicate with each other, AFAIK that is the most common case.