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Working on a new way to orchestrate agents. - Agent makes a delegation plan with subagent tasks - Run subagents locally, or in Dockerized cloud environments - Subagents send and receive messages as they work Run /orchestrate or let the agent use the delegation tool. Wdyt?

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