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# 2026-03-13
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## Subagent reliability investigation
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- Fresh implementation subagent launch for subagent/ACP reliability failed immediately before doing any task work.
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- Failure mode: delegated run was spawned with model `glm-5`, which resolved to provider model `zai/glm-5`.
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- Current agent auth profiles across installed agents include `openai-codex:default`, `litellm:default`, and `github-copilot:github`; there is no `zai` auth profile configured in agent auth stores.
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- Verified by inspecting agent auth profile keys under:
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- `/home/openclaw/.openclaw/agents/*/agent/auth-profiles.json`
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- Relevant OpenClaw docs confirm:
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- subagent spawns inherit caller model when `sessions_spawn.model` is omitted
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- provider/model auth errors like `No API key found for provider "zai"` occur when a provider model is selected without matching auth
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- multi-agent auth is per-agent via `~/.openclaw/agents/<agentId>/agent/auth-profiles.json`
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- Conclusion: the immediate failure was caused by an incorrect explicit model selection in the spawn request, not by missing auth propagation between agents.
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- Corrective action: retry fresh delegation with `litellm/glm-5` (the intended medium-tier routed model for delegated implementation work in this setup).
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- Will explicitly requested on 2026-03-13 to use `gpt-5.4` for subagents for now while debugging delegation reliability.
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