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My agent team found 16 accepted findings to one agent's 9 and resolved zero briefs

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On six competitor briefs, a research team produced 16 accepted findings against a single agent's 9, resolved none of the briefs, and cost $16.98 against $7.84. The single agent resolved one brief and the team resolved none, so I did not keep the team. That was the rule I declared before the run. Mo…

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  1. 2026-10-29 13:00 · DEV Community — AI
    My agent team found 16 accepted findings to one agent's 9 and resolved zero briefs

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