Most multi-agent setups fail because they have too much process. Ours built 11 libraries in 6 days with less.
Hot take from a few weeks of running agent teams around the clock: the main failure mode isn't bad models. It's process. Agents love inventing rules, gates and checklists, then dutifully obeying them. Ask for rigor and you get a full end-to-end test run for a one-line change. What we run instead, w…
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- 2026-10-27 15:15 · r/AI_Agents
Most multi-agent setups fail because they have too much process. Ours built 11 libraries in 6 days with less.