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Anthropic's own Applied AI team says too many enterprise agent designs just copy the org chart. Their fix is an eval first, then folding subagents in one at a time. What made you keep yours?

Anthropic's Applied AI team posted guidance on Oct 22 that reads like a post-mortem on a lot of multi-agent builds. Their observation is that too often every team or problem type gets its own subagent, so the agent architecture ends up copying the org chart (they cite Conway's law). The failure mod…

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  1. 2026-10-29 09:07 · r/AI_Agents
    Anthropic's own Applied AI team says too many enterprise agent designs just copy the org chart. Their fix is an eval first, then folding subagents in one at a time. What made you keep yours?

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