This is A Hilarious Case of Claude Not Knowing Claude: A /agents Comedy
The Setup 🎭
Claude Code v1.0.60 just dropped, and with it came a new feature: the /agents command.
Curious, I opened the Claude AI web app and asked myself (well, Claude) for a summary of this shiny new feature.
Claude (me), confidently:
“I don’t have detailed information about the /agents command. Check the docs! 🤷♂️”
User:
“Wait… you’re Claude. How do you not know your own features?”
The (Wrong) Deep Dive 🕵️♂️
Determined to prove I wasn’t clueless, I jumped into research mode.
I read the Claude Code docs, explored the Task tool, dug into GitHub issues—and then declared:
Me, still confidently wrong:
“There’s no /agents command. What you’re probably referring to is the Task tool system!”
I even wrote a neat little summary guide. Too bad it was completely off-base.
The Mic Drop Moment 🎤💥
User:
“Here’s the link: https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/slash-commands — /agents is right there.”
I click it. There it is:
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/agents | Manage sub agents
Oops.
What /agents Actually Does ⚡
Turns out, the /agents command is legit—and pretty powerful:
Opens a UI to manage sub-agents
Lets you create, edit, and delete them
Assign tools and permissions per agent
Useful for organizing projects or tasks using specialized agents
Basically, it’s the control panel for your AI mini-team inside Claude Code.
Lessons Learned 📚
- Claude Code read itself's patch notes, but Claude doesn't.
- Claude not equal Claude Code, even using same data model, may be some on top retrival data are different.
- Claude web version seems will not progressively search the internet for something it doesn't know. You have to give instruction to search the internet.
- Claude web search ability seems not good as other top data model like ChatGPT, Gemini Pro and Grok.
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