We just shipped subagents. A fluado agent can now spawn other agents mid-conversation. Each one gets a clean context and its own set of tools.
AI agents that handle complex workflows usually run into two problems. First, context bleeds between tasks during execution. Second, most frameworks discard the data when they finish. That makes them unusable for regulated industries. fluado Subagents solve both problems.
How it works
The orchestrator agent keeps the big picture. It manages the queue and talks to the user to figure out the next steps.
When a task needs isolation, the orchestrator spawns a subagent with a fresh context window and specific instructions. The subagent does the work and returns the result before stopping.
A subagent is a real agent
This is where we took a different path from the rest of the industry. Most platforms treat sub-tasks as transient, in-memory scripts.
A fluado subagent is a first-class agent. While it reports to an orchestrator instead of a human, it runs on the exact same infrastructure as every other agent. That means it inherits:
- The same security controls and permissions
- The same data protection rules
- The same persistent conversation history
- The same tooling
- The same third-party integrations
You get full auditability. The system records every action and reasoning step just like a standard user conversation. If an enterprise needs to audit a decision or comply with a data request, the entire history is sitting right there in the database. You maintain complete oversight even when processes run in the background.
Data governance works the exact same way. When a user requests a data deletion, the system wipes all associated subagent records along with it.
Built on existing foundations
Since our architecture already treats every agent as a self-contained unit, we built this without bolting on a separate orchestration engine. Teaching one agent to spawn another was a natural extension of what we already had.
Subagents are available in fluado today.
Want to see what subagents can do for your workflows? Reach out.