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The support coordinator runs with get_customer, lookup_order, process_refund and escalate_to_human in its allowedTools, and the billing-dispute subagent is defined and described. The coordinator never spawns it. Which entry must allowedTools also contain?
- A
"Invoke", added to the coordinator's allowedTools
Names the thing being spawned, which is how the configuration reads, and an allowedTools list does hold the names the coordinator may invoke. This is not one of them, so nothing changes.
- B
"Delegate", added to the coordinator's allowedTools
Reads as the action the coordinator is meant to take, and delegation is genuinely what is being configured. The list takes tool names rather than intents, and no tool carries this one.
- C
"Subagent", added to the coordinator's allowedTools
Matches the vocabulary the rest of the configuration uses for the child agent, so it is the name an architect reaches for from memory. The spawning tool is not named after its result.
- D
"Task", added to the coordinator's allowedToolsCorrect
Correct. Spawning runs through the Task tool, and a coordinator can invoke subagents only when "Task" appears in its allowedTools.
The principle
Subagent spawning is a tool call: the coordinator needs "Task" in allowedTools, whatever its prompt and the subagent's description say.
From people who used these questions
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Verified buyer · Kiril Stoichkov · CCAR-P “The material was clear, well-organized, and gave me real confidence going into the exam. The platform itself was also easy and pleasant to use — simple to navigate, and it made studying feel less like a chore.”
★★★★★Udemy review · Sanjay S. · CCAR-P “Excellent mock test for the CCRP exam! The questions were well structured and very relevant to the actual exam preparation. It helped me assess my readiness, identify key areas to focus on, and ultimately pass the certification with confidence. Thanks, Matthew, for putting together such a valuable resource!”
★★★★★Udemy review · Mihir L. · CCAR-P “The practice exams were way harder than the actual exam, which was honestly a great way to prepare. really pushed me to understand the concepts rather than just memorize answers. By the time I took the actual exam, it felt much more manageable. Great course for anyone looking for solid preparation and a realistic challenge before the exam.”
★★★★★Udemy review · Álvaro A. · CCAR-P “Great course, notoriously harder than the real exam.”
★★★★★Udemy review · Ruben B. · CCAR-P “Amazing course @matthew, thanks for putting this together. Well structured and organized.”
★★★★★Udemy review · Sergio R. · CCAR-F “I found this set of questions so useful, compared with others courses here in Udemy, this is by far the best. Thanks, I passed !”
★★★★★Udemy review · Jack P. · CCAO-F “This learning brought me up to speed on Claude Certified Associate - Foundations Certification. The instructor is very responsive if you have any questions or feedback. Passed my exam well above the threshold”
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