I'd love to read more about how to use this workflow. What kind of top level instructions does this actually work with? Is there an article out there with some concrete examples of how to do this effectively?
in opencode, if you directly referencee a subagent keyword or the name of a defined agent, it'll often spawn the agent.
If you don't mention it directly, it's 50/50 whether any given request will invoke a subagent.
The same with tools, skills, etc. No matter how smart these LLMs appear, they rarely do thinking as you expect.
So basically: learn how the harnesses operate, and know the names of the tools they have.
in opencode, if you directly referencee a subagent keyword or the name of a defined agent, it'll often spawn the agent.
If you don't mention it directly, it's 50/50 whether any given request will invoke a subagent.
The same with tools, skills, etc. No matter how smart these LLMs appear, they rarely do thinking as you expect.
So basically: learn how the harnesses operate, and know the names of the tools they have.