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Tremendo post de Daniel sobre cómo usar subagents Esto él lo ha centrado en Claude Code pero en realidad esto se extrapola a cualquier cliente que permita usar subagents de esta forma En OpenCode yo tengo un setup muy parecido. Casi siempre tengo entre 2 - 6 subagents corriendo

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@RH_views @KhawajaMAsif Give promise that you Dont call Trump

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@mark_slapinski My best guess immediately after hearing trump

Serious question Do people ACTUALLY THINK Donald Trump would fake an assassination just so he could justify building a ballroom And to distract away from the Epstein files?

@MansurQr do you think US would like this move?

🚨BREAKING: Pakistan has approved a major trade facilitation move for Iran, allowing Tehran to conduct trade with third countries through Pakistan.

@DeItaone But hold on, as per him, US already won the war. Why again?

TRUMP: THINK IRAN WAR WILL COME TO END VERY SOON AND WE WILL BE VICTORIOUS

@RapidResponse47 Was this staged to favour the ballroom?