Parallel Agents Need a Work Topology, Not Just More Copies
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Launching five agents on one large issue does not create five independent units of progress. If all five edit the same module, interpret the same vague requirement, and compete for one integration decision, the team may have created a queue of conflicting patches. Parallel work pays off when tasks…
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Parallel Agents Need a Work Topology, Not Just More Copies
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