> whenever one needs something from the other, they message each other via that file. Tasks can bounce back and forth as issues are resolved and tested.
Why isn't this just one coherent agent loop with subtools/agents as appropriate? If these tasks are related in some way, having a single context would probably make it go much better.
The freewheeling messaging part is where the token bloat is coming from. I suspect that for some of us this is actually the point. I think it's a mostly form of entertainment to do things this way. The next logical step from Factorio gameplay.
Parallel agents remind me a lot about multi core compute. It's incredibly easy to take a single core product and make it run much worse across a lot of cores.
Why isn't this just one coherent agent loop with subtools/agents as appropriate? If these tasks are related in some way, having a single context would probably make it go much better.
The freewheeling messaging part is where the token bloat is coming from. I suspect that for some of us this is actually the point. I think it's a mostly form of entertainment to do things this way. The next logical step from Factorio gameplay.
Parallel agents remind me a lot about multi core compute. It's incredibly easy to take a single core product and make it run much worse across a lot of cores.