Not totally sure I understand, but if you're talking about the snapshot command which requires an API key we initially had it spinning up a tmux session to analyze the snapshot instead of using the API. But we switched it to use the API for 2 reasons:
1. Noticed that the API was a couple seconds faster than spinning up the coding agent
2. Spinning up a separate agent you can't guarantee its behavior, and we wanted to enforce that only a single LLM call was run to read the snapshot and analyze the selector. You can guarantee this with an API call but not with a local coding agent
1. Noticed that the API was a couple seconds faster than spinning up the coding agent
2. Spinning up a separate agent you can't guarantee its behavior, and we wanted to enforce that only a single LLM call was run to read the snapshot and analyze the selector. You can guarantee this with an API call but not with a local coding agent