Hidden Sub-Model Switching Trap in Sol Agent Orchestration
banteg · x · 2026-07-14
A developer warns of a critical "trap" when using Sol as an AI agent orchestrator. By default, the system prevents model switching by forking the conversation (setting forkturns: all).
Even if a user explicitly requests the generation of a Luna sub-agent, the system maintains this default behavior. To successfully invoke other models, users must manually override the configuration, setting forkturns to none or a specific positive integer. Developers should be mindful of this setting in multi-model orchestration workflows.
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