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I think from a developer usage point of view it make natural sense to have subagents that have their own robust capabilities that are isolated away from the main agent. are there any plans to implement this? for eg. if my subagent were to use the agent browser's eve extention or browserbase's eve extension for verification/extraction of a key information from a webpage it isn't possible. currently as a workaround, i'm using remote agents to be called since that seems to the only stock eve approach to it. i think this is a common usage pattern that would be nice to have.
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I think from a developer usage point of view it make natural sense to have subagents that have their own robust capabilities that are isolated away from the main agent. are there any plans to implement this? for eg. if my subagent were to use the agent browser's eve extention or browserbase's eve extension for verification/extraction of a key information from a webpage it isn't possible. currently as a workaround, i'm using remote agents to be called since that seems to the only stock eve approach to it. i think this is a common usage pattern that would be nice to have.
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