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Orchestrating many agentsWhen one agent isn't enough, don't multiply it — divide the workMore agents aren't automatically faster; they're faster when each has a clear role and there's one place to merge Orchestrating many agentsTwo agents on one file is one agent overwriting the otherSplitting roles means cutting into non-overlapping areas, not dividing for numbers Orchestrating many agentsDon't carry the whole desk over — pass the contractEach agent has its own desk; link them with a summary of decisions, not the full history Orchestrating many agentsThree individually-right answers are still wrong togetherYou need exactly one place to assemble the pieces and decide when they conflict Agent skillsSplit the work into focused slices, each with clean contextA prompt that makes the agent break a big task into a few independent, checkable pieces — instead of cramming it all into one blind run.Working as a teamThe agent that built it is the worst one to check itA second agent earns its place not as extra hands, but as an independent pair of eyes that doesn't share the first's blind spots Working as a teamAsk one agent for ten ideas and you get one idea ten timesDivergence at the idea stage needs a second mind of a different make — and the disagreement between the two is the part worth keeping Working as a teamMake one agent the architect, the other the builderCasting one agent to both decide and do compresses the plan into the build, where it quietly drifts — split by altitude and the plan becomes an artifact the builder can't misread

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