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Multi-Agent Development

The fantasy is a boardroom: a CEO agent assigns work, the Architect argues with the Backend engineer, QA pushes back, and you watch your product assemble itself. That is not what happens, and believing it is why most people's multi-agent setups produce worse results than a single well-prompted session. Here is what actually happens: your main conversation is the only thing that can delegate, subagents cannot talk to each other, and each one starts with no memory of anything y

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