do you see what actually breaks first...
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do you see what actually breaks first... your agents aren't slow. they're just not on the same plan. last week i changed one api decision mid-sprint. two of my coding agents never heard about it and kept building the old version for hours. i paid for that work twice. we solved this for human teams years ago with program managers. then we spun up a swarm of agents and assumed they'd stay in sync on their own. @jakejooyoung and serro just made keeping everyone on the same program their entire job. one agent across all the others, holding the live plan, catching drift, updating everyone at on
Posted by NO1ennn (9.2k followers) 8 days ago · 40 likes · 1.2k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Vibe Coding Radar as Agent infra & costs.
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