jonny (good kind) on Nostr: there is a callback feature "file read listeners" which is only called if the file ...

there is a callback feature "file read listeners" which is only called if the file type is a text document, gated for anthropic employees only, such that whenever a text file is read (any part of any text file, which often happens in a rapid series with subranges when it does 'explore' mode, rather than just like grepping), *another subagent running sonnet* is spun off to update a "magic doc" markdown file that summarizes the file that's read - that's one "magic doc" per file, not one magic doc.

I have yet to get into the tool/agent graph situation in earnest, but keep in mind that this is an *entirely single-use* and *completely different* means of spawning a graph of subagents off a given tool call than is used *anywhere else.*

Spoiler alert for what i'm gonna check out next is that *claude code has no fucking tool calling execution model it just calls whatever the fuck it wants wherever the fuck it wants.* Tools are or less a convenient fiction. I have only read one completely (file read) and skimmed a dozen more but they essentially share nothing in common except for a humongous list of often-single-use params and the return type of "any object with a single key and whatever else"

i'm in hell. this is hell.