For example, you could set up an agent for project planning, another for coding, and another for testing. You could first plan the project with the planning agent. After confirmation, the planning agent would hand off the finalized plan to the coding agent. Upon completing programming and organizing project documentation, the coding agent would then transfer everything to the testing agent. Each agent maintains independent context, while also being capable of autonomously splitting tasks and launching dedicated agents for each subtask to prevent context contamination. With each agent specializing in its role, this approach should theoretically yield superior results. I’d much prefer this to be a built-in automation feature rather than a manual process.