- Issue created by @marcus_johansson
Currently you ask the chatbot to do something and you have to wait anything from a short time to very long time to get a response. Its very unclear for both a developer or a informal user what happens during this time.
In the end you can have either a hallucinated or hard to understand responses from the assistant saying that its currently working on something or that it will work on something or even that it has done something that is not actually in the response from the agents, causing frustration for the end user.
Most popular AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Claude have visual verification when its using tools like searching the web or calculating something, so you can understand that it did something. In the end the Agents are just tools for the Assistant and we should have a similar UX.
The Assistants API is already half prepared for this and you also get the benefit of having javascript orchestrate the agents and subagents, so you have lower chance of running into timeout problems.
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