[Lucasoato]

Have you got any advice in making agents from different providers work together?

In Claude, I’ve seen cases in which spawning subagents from Gemini and Codex would raise strange permission errors (even if they don’t happen with other cli commands!), making claude silently continue impersonating the other agent. Only by thoroughly checking I was able to understand that actually the agent I wanted failed.

[jrvarela56]

Not sure if you mean 1) sub-agent definitions (similar to skills in Claude Code) or 2) CLI scripts that use other coding agents (eg claude calling gemini via cli).

For (1) I'm trying to come up with a simple enough definition that can be 'llm compiled' into each format. Permissions format requires something like this two and putting these together some more debugging.

(2) the only one I've played with is `claude -p` and it seems to work for fairly complex stuff, but I run it with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`

[bootlooped]

I would eliminate the possibility of sandbox conflicts by 1) making sure any subagents are invoked with no sandbox (they should still be covered under the calling agent's sandbox) 2) make sure the calling agent's sandbox allows the subagents access to the directories they need (ex: ~/.gemini, ~/.codex).

[lbreakjai]

It works out of the box with something like opencode. I've had no issue creating rather complex interactions between agents plugged into different models.