feat(harness): allow disabling general-purpose subagent#2354
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AgentScope-Java Version
2.0.1-SNAPSHOT
Description
HarnessAgent always registers the built-in
general-purposesubagent when subagent support is enabled. This can interfere with explicitly declared subagents by allowing the built-in agent to handle tasks intended for them.This change adds
disableGeneralPurposeSubagent()to disable only the built-in entry while keeping programmatic, workspace-defined, and custom subagents available. Both static and dynamic subagent registration paths honor the new option.Fixes #2340
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mvn spotless:apply