Yah. You are describing basically every youtube I have seen on openclaw use-cases: news digests, morning debriefs, etc. I am sure this is useful but not something that you specifically need sub-agents for.
In the context of coding assistants sub-agents are mostly useful to breakdown a more complex tasks in smaller chunks so that refactoring can be done without loosing context. But this is a completely different problem domain that requires burning through a lot of tokens.
In theory I get why it might be useful but what I am trying to say that applications at the moment are limited due to the fact that it is just overkill for most AI interactions.
I mean you can check the closed PRs in the repo, 95% of them were done by the swarm. And a similar pattern is happening for our customer facing products.
I think you focused on the bonus point, rather than the first part (which is the relevant one).
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Yah. You are describing basically every youtube I have seen on openclaw use-cases: news digests, morning debriefs, etc. I am sure this is useful but not something that you specifically need sub-agents for.
In the context of coding assistants sub-agents are mostly useful to breakdown a more complex tasks in smaller chunks so that refactoring can be done without loosing context. But this is a completely different problem domain that requires burning through a lot of tokens.
In theory I get why it might be useful but what I am trying to say that applications at the moment are limited due to the fact that it is just overkill for most AI interactions.
I mean you can check the closed PRs in the repo, 95% of them were done by the swarm. And a similar pattern is happening for our customer facing products.
I think you focused on the bonus point, rather than the first part (which is the relevant one).
https://github.com/desplega-ai/agent-swarm/pulls?q=is%3Apr+i...