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I built a 16-subagent team in Claude Code with hard guardrails. Overkill, or what would you change?

Solo dev. Every change goes dev → code + security review → QA → release. Python hooks block deploys, secrets and pushes to main. 9 agents on Opus, 41 evals I rarely run (they cost money). Is this a solid setup or overbuilt? What would you cut, merge or add?

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  1. 2026-10-17 16:46 · r/AI_Agents
    I built a 16-subagent team in Claude Code with hard guardrails. Overkill, or what would you change?

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