VibeFuse v0.1.27 ships the Named Sub-Agent system end-to-end: create specialists with their own model, memory, tools, skills, and MCP gates — then talk to them on a dedicated canvas or delegate from Jarvis.
Named Sub-Agents
Use Agent → Create Sub-Agent (or Jarvis tools) to persist profiles under `C:\vibefuse\agents\<name>` with MEMORY.md, provider/model, and permission tabs for MCP, local servers, built-in tools, and skills. The sidebar Sub-Agents list shows enable toggles and a canvas session button.
Canvas routing
When a sub-agent canvas tab is focused, the Jarvis chat widget and voice orb use that agent’s provider and model, not Jarvis’s global Settings profile. Prompts, tool gates, and memory stay scoped to the sub-agent.
Slash commands
Typing `/` in chat on a sub-agent canvas lists only skills and MCP connections that agent is allowed to use — disabled entries no longer appear in the menu.
Jarvis sub-agent tools
Jarvis can `create_named_subagent`, `update_named_subagent` (any property or allow list), `get_named_subagent`, `delete_named_subagent`, and `open_subagent_canvas`, plus existing `call_named_subagent` / `wait_subagent` delegation.
Running-job brand marks
Sub-agent and process bubbles show Google Drive, Workspace, Linear, Discord, or VibeFuse + hammer (built-in tools) spinners while matching tools run — in the chat widget sub-agent panel and the sidebar status bubble.
How to get it
Re-download VibeFuseInstaller.exe from the downloads page, or use Settings → About → Update. The installer reads the live version (`0.1.27`) and replaces the installed `VibeFuse.exe` so Launch opens this build.