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Account Selection feature

1 person asked for this · Account Management Flexibility

So basically the idea is about the account selection feature. Whenever you spawn up a project manager or something like that and you want to use that specific account, you know, like for work or the default account, you literally have to dictate to the agent and tell it, hey, I want you to use this, this or that, instead of telling them, hey, I want you to spawn up GPT 5.6 Sol High or Extra High or just Codex Spark and stuff like that. It'll actually use whatever is available. It'll even use Claude. If you have Claude as your provider as well, unless you give a context to explicitly not use Claude, it'll use Claude as well, even if you have no usage. So you'll have your PM delegating to other agents that it doesn't have any context whether the usage is expired or anything like that. So if we have an account that is locked on to a specific PM or agent or something like that, it can only call up agents for that specific account unless you specify otherwise to the agent. I think that would cut a lot of the confusion in a way. Or we can have like a little button, you know, somewhere visibly on the harness or something that can do that. Like I know that we already have one, like when we have multiple agents working with the same provider with a different profile where you can just click on the little agent, it'll say, it'll tell you whether it's from the default or work profile. But I feel like we can expand it a little bit more to make it easier for users to delegate tasks without having to do too much work in the harness.

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  • The team6 days ago

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