As we target more complex use of coding agents (e.g., dynamic workflows and /goals) on long-horizon tasks, you will start to see all kinds of bizarre issues like this.

This is just about user experience; it's even more insane what happens behind the scenes (ridiculous use of tokens, infinite loops, inefficient agent-to-agent interactions). You really want to own that harness and be in more control of it as we target more advanced use cases of coding agents.

Multi-agent systems are just another beast to deal with.