Allow third party AI agents in Capacities AI Chat with privileges

Yes, you added MCP, but that means you are pushing your users to work with Capacities through other companies' UI. That's the wrong direction.

I want to work with my carefully constructed agents created elsewhere WITHIN Capacities AI chat and have them work on the tasks and ideas and report back results that can be integrated back into Capacities.

Example is, I have Task A that I want to delegate to a sophisticated agent that is connected and loaded with specific information, skills, tools and knowledge graph. I want to do that within Capacities, and have the information bring the results back into Capacities to have the task updated.

Building that would get around the reason you deprecated the BYOK because the interface is the third party agent, not an API key calling an LLM. Capacities LLM would continue to do what it does best that you describe here, in coordination with the third party AI agent: https://capacities.io/blog/why-we-are-introducing-pro-plus