Agents can now create agents
Pazi agents can now create peer agents at runtime through a new create_agent tool. Every dashboard tab learns about the new agent the same second.
Pazi agents can now create peer agents. When you need a specialist for a job, you can ask the senior agent on your workspace to spin one up and delegate the task to it, instead of opening the dashboard and provisioning the new agent yourself.
The frame is specialized over general. A senior agent juggling research, drafting, and reply chores gets pulled in too many directions to do any of them with the attention they need. A small team of agents that each own one job keeps each agent narrow enough to stay sharp on its lane, with its own context, its own memory of what worked, and its own taste for the work.
Until today, building out that team meant doing the agent-provisioning yourself. You opened the dashboard, clicked + Create New Agent, named it, set its voice, and switched contexts to hand the work off. Now you can ask the senior agent to stand up the specialist and route the task to it, and the team grows itself.
| What's new | What it means for you |
|---|---|
create_agent runtime tool |
A senior agent on your workspace can stand up a specialist when you ask for one |
| Delegation in one turn | Ask the senior agent for a specialist; it creates the agent and hands the work off, no dashboard detour |
| Cross-tab sync | Every browser tab on the workspace sees the new agent the same second, no refresh |
| Toast + 60-second pulsing highlight | You spot the new teammate without searching the dropdown |
| Inherited avatar and voice | The new agent picks up the parent's look and voice automatically, ready to talk |
What's new
A senior agent on your workspace can now create a peer agent at runtime. It calls create_agent the way it would call any other tool, names the new agent, optionally seeds it with a SOUL.md (the prompt that gives the new agent its character and role), and from that point the new agent is a real teammate in the workspace, callable in the same conversation.
You ask for the new agent. The senior agent stands it up and routes the work, in the same chat where you asked, without you opening the dashboard.
On your end, every browser tab connected to the workspace learns about the new agent in the same second. A toast announces the spawn, the new agent's row in the agents dropdown pulses for sixty seconds so you can find it without scrolling, and the dropdown trigger itself pulses to draw your eye there in the first place. Tabs you had left open elsewhere catch up on their own.
What you'll see
The new agent inherits the parent's voice, avatar gender, and avatar image automatically, so the moment it lands it is presentable and ready to talk. The cross-tab announcement rides the same realtime connection your dashboard already uses, which is why a tab that did not initiate the spawn still gets the toast and the pulsing highlight.
create_agent pairs naturally with agent goals (a spawned peer can carry its own measurable target) and with scheduled agent runs (the new agent inherits the same delivery surface its parent runs on). Cross-user agent inheritance is intentionally blocked: a child inherits from a parent in the same workspace, not across workspace boundaries. Try it in your workspace.
