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Multirun: How Running Ten Isolated Agents in Parallel Becomes the Cheapest Eval You'll Ever Run

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Denis Kubilyov ran the same task through ten isolated Claude Code agents simultaneously. Each agent got its own git worktree and its own Postgres branch. All ten agents agreed completely on the schema. Then they split 5/5 on two decisions nobody explicitly asked them to make. That split is the eval…

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  1. 2026-10-24 10:07 · DEV Community — AI
    Multirun: How Running Ten Isolated Agents in Parallel Becomes the Cheapest Eval You'll Ever Run

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