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An agent and a model are different things

An agent is a task-working process or role; a model is the language model it uses. More agents do not automatically mean more models, and task visibility is different from model routing.

Why this matters for CueSpec#

The current Mac companion observes Codex tasks and lets you reply in their context. A list of several tasks is not proof that CueSpec created the agents, assigned models or coordinates their work automatically.

Future multi-agent and multi-LLM ideas need separate scope: supported providers, task identity, assignment, cost visibility and authorization. A model selector alone would not solve task coordination; an agent dashboard alone would not establish provider compatibility.

Use current controls honestly#

Choose the intended conversation and use the controls actually available in its host environment. Do not assume CueSpec automatically selects a better model when a task becomes difficult or busy.

For a workflow discussion, state whether you need to see progress, send a reply, create new work, change a model or coordinate dependencies. Those are distinct capabilities and should have distinct documentation. This separation keeps software positioning clear while leaving room for the broader product direction.

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