Problem
In a session using separate orchestrator and worker models, changing models is unclear and slow.
Current behavior / pain points:
- If I have picked both orchestrator and worker models, changing both in the same session appears to require running
/model twice.
- There is no easy way to see which model is currently assigned to orchestrator and which to worker during a session.
- If the orchestrator model limit is reached, I can use
/model to switch it.
- If the worker agent model limit is reached mid-task, it is unclear how to change the worker model specifically.
Requested improvements
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Add a command or status output to show current session model assignments:
- orchestrator model
- worker model
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Make /model support explicit role targeting, for example:
/model orchestrator <model>
/model worker <model>
- or
/model --orchestrator <model>
/model --worker <model>
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Document current default behavior clearly:
- If
/model without a role changes both models, say so.
- If it changes only one role, say which role and provide an easy way to change the other role.
Why this matters
For long-running sessions with model limits, users need to switch models without losing context or guessing which role will change. Clear role-specific model management would make multi-agent sessions much easier to operate.
Problem
In a session using separate orchestrator and worker models, changing models is unclear and slow.
Current behavior / pain points:
/modeltwice./modelto switch it.Requested improvements
Add a command or status output to show current session model assignments:
Make
/modelsupport explicit role targeting, for example:/model orchestrator <model>/model worker <model>/model --orchestrator <model>/model --worker <model>Document current default behavior clearly:
/modelwithout a role changes both models, say so.Why this matters
For long-running sessions with model limits, users need to switch models without losing context or guessing which role will change. Clear role-specific model management would make multi-agent sessions much easier to operate.