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> It doesn't have to. Of course it has to. The subagent might have misunderstood and spent 250k tokens smoking crack. If that output is blindly trusted the par
by jurgenburgen 10d ago
> It doesn't have to.
Of course it has to. The subagent might have misunderstood and spent 250k tokens smoking crack. If that output is blindly trusted the parent agent might go on to burn millions of tokens going in the wrong direction, completely negating the point of using a subagent in the first place.