Your agents can message each other. When a job needs two of them, your chief of staff hands out the work and the specialists settle the details between themselves, so you aren't carrying messages back and forth. This is switched on for new installations.
What it looks like in chat
An exchange between two agents appears in your thread, folded under the name of the agent that was brought in. Open the fold to read what was asked and what came back. Your chief of staff still reports the outcome to you in plain language, so you can ignore the detail unless you want it.
A channel for each agent
Chat lists every agent as its own channel, alongside one for the whole team. Message a specialist directly when you know who you need, or message your chief of staff and let it delegate. Unread counts show you where something new is waiting.
Adding an agent
Use the + above the channel list and describe the job you need doing. The new agent names itself and joins the team.
Can they talk in circles?
No. Exchanges between agents are loop-guarded, so a conversation can't bounce back and forth indefinitely between two of them.
Does this change what needs my approval?
No. Agents talk to each other freely, and what needs your yes is still set by each agent's level. At Works on its own, the default on a new install, a payment, a deploy or an outgoing email waits for your yes and the rest of the work runs on its own. At Asks first, every new command waits for you.