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Sub-agent Model Selection — Different Tasks, Different Models Your main agent runs Qwen3.6-Plus for quality. But not every subtask needs a flagship model. Now sub-agents can use a different model. Create a skill file with model: openai:qwen3.5-plus and the sub-agent runs on that model. Powerful model for the hard... show more

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