What I Changed After My Multi-Agent Coding Orchestrator Kept Choosing Zero Workers
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Last week, I wrote about a result I was not expecting. I had built a multi-agent coding orchestrator, deliberately created workloads that should have favored parallelism, and then watched the supervisor choose zero workers in all six free-choice scale runs . When I forced delegation, the workers st…
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What I Changed After My Multi-Agent Coding Orchestrator Kept Choosing Zero Workers
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