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Blue detects supported agents from PATH. It keeps the configured default agent reconciled and configures another allowed, installed agent just in time when you launch it through Blue.

Direct and governed launches

Installing shims makes the familiar agent command resolve through blue. Remove the shims to restore direct resolution.

Managed Codex policy

The example policy pins Codex to gpt-5.6-sol, sets reasoning effort to low, and disables Fast mode. When Fast mode is disabled, the overlay also selects the default service tier.

MCP reconciliation

Remote MCP entries are suggestions keyed by name. The CLI adds a missing enabled entry but preserves all local entries. A local name collision wins, even when its command or URL differs from the remote suggestion.

Session hooks

Each selected compatibility interval receives a session-upload hook when the global policy contains session_upload and that interval supports the required lifecycle event. Unsupported historical intervals still reconcile other policy and report that capture is inactive. Removing the top-level block removes Blue’s managed hooks without touching unrelated hooks.