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To get a stateless second opinion, you can dispatch a stateless Bash sub-agent to review your code. This provides an independent perspective without retaining memory of previous sessions, ensuring a completely fresh evaluation.

Yes, you can dispatch a Bash sub-agent for parallel research and debugging. It operates in an isolated sandbox environment, making it ideal for exploratory research and tackling debugging sessions independently.

A stateless coding sub-agent is used for cross-model code reviews, debugging, and research. It processes each task with a fresh perspective and no memory of past interactions, returning results via a structured output protocol.

Yes, dispatching this sub-agent enforces environment isolation and safe prompt design. This ensures that the stateless coding tasks run securely within an isolated sandbox without unintended side effects.

You can control the reasoning effort during a code review by using the sub-agent's structured interaction protocol. This protocol includes specific controls for model selection and reasoning effort to tailor the evaluation.

You should not use a stateless sub-agent when your programming task requires retaining memory of previous interactions or context. It is designed strictly for fresh perspective evaluations like cross-model reviews and isolated debugging.