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Why your AI agents redo each other's work (and what fixes it)

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If you run more than one AI coding agent on the same project, you have felt this. Each agent is fine on its own. Together they collide. One makes a decision, another quietly undoes it. Two solve the same problem in parallel. You end up as the person carrying context from one window to the next. It…

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