@ArizePhoenix: Subagents (experimental) - PXI can now spin off subagents to do the heavy lifting, keeping its own context window lean …
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Arize Phoenix announces an experimental feature for PXI to spin off subagents, keeping the main context window lean during long investigations.
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📦 Subagents (experimental) - PXI can now spin off subagents to do the heavy lifting, keeping its own context window lean on long investigations. https://t.co/XRhRtZkeU7
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