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Don't understand why everyone want to have specific agents to write software

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Hello I am a software engineer. I'm wondering about something with all the over engineerered around specific agents workflow. Some of my colleagues made their own workflow by designing an architecture of multiple agents. Typically, an orchestrator, an implementer, a reviewer, a tester. But for me,…

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    Don't understand why everyone want to have specific agents to write software

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