I found that the Claude Code support sub-agent which could manage the different context such as code-review, architechure. So all the agents work like a agent team.
But now I use them with different prompt in the main context, that is totally different.
Codex community is also working on this feature in PR 3655.. I think it will definitely be released within a month.. It would be great to have some hype on this for Cursor
I think native subagent support is a very desirable feature to have in Cursor.
In fact, I just bought a Claude Pro subscription to have Claude Code and the subagents feature. I still prefer the Cursor workflow, but this feature is powerful.
It’s strange that this isn’t gaining more traction. Honestly I think it’s all about subagents now. fanning out work to specialized agents that only ask questions when needed. You can like simulate agent type .md prompts via the /commands in cursor, but it’s not exactly the same. especially it’s not starting work in parallel or allows taking influence on the coordinator/planner agent that would control the required subagents. Definitely a BIG MISS for cursor and makes me use VSCode with copilot or Claude Code a lot more again.
The whole .cursor structure should be expanded.. agents and the ability to pass a task between them, would be awesome!!! Especially when those agents can have their tools locked like the old custom mode agents