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Let's prepare a small CLI change with two

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independent checks. Using Qwen three point six through

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Lite L L M, we'll delegate test planning

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and command-line review while the main agent keeps

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working.

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Give each subagent a clear task, the relevant

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files, and read-only permission. Both use our same

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Qwen model; neither is being asked to change

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code.

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Two background agents can work independently while the

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main agent checks a baseline and forms a

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plan. This is useful when the tasks don't

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depend on each other's results.

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Open an agent to inspect its progress. Separate

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conversations keep specialist detail out of the main

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thread, while still letting us look into the

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work when needed.

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Reports return to the main conversation, where we

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can compare the suggested tests and command-line checks.

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We don't need to copy each worker's full

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transcript into the main chat.

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Here the main agent combines both reports into

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an implementation plan. Subagents help with independent research

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and review, but they're not a substitute for

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checking the final change.