My Agent -- Your Agent may be useful

From Nick Frazee comes a clever observation.

The path of least resistance is the path most taken. It’s easier to use the knowledge agent than to connect to the APIs behind the knowledge agent, so that’s what happens. Boundaries are definitional, and this definition is agent to agent. Local agent swarms are useful because of how they manage context. I want my main session focused on the task at hand. Controlling that context can sometimes be inconvenient and forgotten; if you don’t tell it to explicitly create a subagent, it might not. Calling out to another agent’s CLI is a simple way to guarantee the desired behavior. Security remains the interesting question. My two agents are operating within the org, so I’m as comfortable as one can be with the the arrangement.

I saw this while scrolling Leaflet.pub