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I gave several AI coding agents the same repo. They broke each other's work in every isolated run, and started messaging each other when I let them

I'm the author of the open-source experiment behind this, so take it as a field report with my bias declared. A lot of AI tooling now runs several coding agents at once, and I wanted to know what actually happens when they share one codebase. I built a small lab: six tasks on a tiny booking API, wi…

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  1. 2026-10-02 07:15 · r/artificial
    I gave several AI coding agents the same repo. They broke each other's work in every isolated run, and started messaging each other when I let them

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