Been running two separate AI agents instead of one do-everything assistant, curious if anyone else splits it this way
I got tired of one assistant trying to be everything, so a few months back I split it into two with actual different jobs. I call them Rick and Morty, not just for the bit, it actually changed how I use them. One handles the engineering-heavy stuff, code, builds, debugging, terminal work. Moves fas…
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- 2026-09-20 19:21 · r/AI_Agents
Been running two separate AI agents instead of one do-everything assistant, curious if anyone else splits it this way
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