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Capabilities

51 capabilities · Updated 2026-10-15

native: built in · compatible: reads another tool's convention · adapter: only through a plugin or extension · partial: some of it · unsupported: not available · unknown: not established · —: not researched. Select a level to see its evidence.

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Agent Skills
Discover Agent Skills
Discover global skills
Discover project skills
Read .agents/skills compatibility root
Interpret SKILL.md frontmatter
Account skill usage reports
Plugins and extensions
Load a plugin package
Load a plugin directory at launch—
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Declare MCP servers in plugins——
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Load lifecycle hooks bundled in plugins
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Lifecycle hooks
Run lifecycle hook commands
Load project-scoped hook configuration
Before-tool hook
After-tool hook
Permission-request hook or event
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Compaction hooks
Subagent hooks
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Interruption hook
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Model-switch hooks—
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Provider-delegated operation hooks—
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Execution permissions
Tool and operation policy
Filesystem and network containment
Interactive approval decisions
Skill-scoped permission grant
Agent protocols
Run as an ACP agent server
Act as an ACP client
Run a native app-server protocol
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Connect a client to App Server remotely
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Conversation sessions
Fork a conversation into a new session
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Fork at a turn boundary
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Create an ephemeral fork
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Automatic compaction
Manual compaction
Generate thread names automatically
Rename a thread manually
Model-callable thread naming
Persist thread names
Import external harness sessions
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Persistent agent instructions and rules
Discover persistent instructions
Compose scoped instruction hierarchies
Activate instructions conditionally
Activate instructions manually
Enforce managed instructions
Delegate work to subagents
Discover custom subagent definitions
Run subagents in parallel
Run subagents in the background
Isolate subagent filesystem state
Hand work to a cloud subagent
Cloud and remote session handoff
Start or transfer work to a provider-hosted session
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Pull provider-hosted work back into a local client
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Drive a locally executing session from a remote client—
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