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 ## Features
 
-*   **Hierarchical Orchestration:** Support for complex agent topologies, including coordinators and specialized subagents.
+*   **Hierarchical orchestration:** Support for complex agent topologies, including coordinators and specialized subagents.
 *   **Model Context Protocol (MCP):** Native integration for calling external tools via MCP, supporting `stdio`, `sse`, and `http` transports (via `mark3labs/mcp-go`).
-*   **Intelligent Buffering:** Automatically buffers large tool outputs to prevent context window exhaustion, returning file pointers for significant payloads.
-*   **Rich Terminal UI:** A beautiful, responsive TUI built with Charmbracelet's BubbleTea and Lipgloss, featuring status bars, role-based formatting, and dynamic viewports.
-*   **Advanced Prompt Templating:** Define complex, multi-line system prompts using TOML. Support for Go's `text/template` engine allows you to compose modular prompts from reusable snippets.
-*   **Internal Tools:** Built-in tools for file I/O (`read_file`, `write_file`, `grep_file`, `edit_file`) and an optional, secure `shell_exec` tool for running POSIX shell commands.
-*   **Configuration Driven:** Easily configure models, agents, tools, and MCP servers via a declarative `config.toml` file.
+*   **Intelligent buffering:** Automatically buffers large tool outputs to prevent context window exhaustion, returning file pointers for significant payloads.
+*   **Rich terminal UI:** A beautiful, responsive TUI built with Charmbracelet's BubbleTea and Lipgloss, featuring status bars, role-based formatting, and dynamic viewports.
+*   **Advanced prompt templating:** Define complex, multi-line system prompts using TOML. Support for Go's `text/template` engine allows you to compose modular prompts from reusable snippets.
+*   **Internal tools:** Built-in tools for file I/O (`read_file`, `write_file`, `grep_file`, `edit_file`) and an optional, secure `shell_exec` tool for running POSIX shell commands.
+*   **Configuration-driven:** Easily configure models, agents, tools, and MCP servers via a declarative `config.toml` file.
 
 ## Internal tools