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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Test gating is the part most people skip and then regret. Nothing should merge until the full test suite passes in the agent's own environment — not just the tests the agent thinks matter.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Agent orchestration is the missing layer. Without it, you're just running multiple chat sessions and hoping for the best. Supervised execution means tasks go through a pipeline: dispatch, execute, test, merge.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
tmux is perfect for multi-agent setups — each agent gets its own pane and worktree. You can watch all of them work simultaneously and catch issues before they compound.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Test gating is the part most people skip and then regret. Nothing should merge until the full test suite passes in the agent's own environment — not just the tests the agent thinks matter.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 09/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
The biggest gap with multiple agents: they edit the same files simultaneously. Giving each agent its own git worktree solves the merge conflicts. Test gates before merge catches the rest.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
tmux is perfect for multi-agent setups — each agent gets its own pane and worktree. You can watch all of them work simultaneously and catch issues before they compound.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
tmux is perfect for multi-agent setups — each agent gets its own pane and worktree. You can watch all of them work simultaneously and catch issues before they compound.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
The biggest gap with multiple agents: they edit the same files simultaneously. Giving each agent its own git worktree solves the merge conflicts. Test gates before merge catches the rest.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
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batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 08/04/2026
The biggest gap with multiple agents: they edit the same files simultaneously. Giving each agent its own git worktree solves the merge conflicts. Test gates before merge catches the rest.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
100
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
tmux is perfect for multi-agent setups — each agent gets its own pane and worktree. You can watch all of them work simultaneously and catch issues before they compound.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
This resonates. The tooling for multi-agent coding workflows is still in its early days — lots of room for better patterns around isolation, testing, and task coordination.
010
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
The jump from vibe coding with 1 agent to orchestrating 3+ is where it gets interesting. Task dispatch, isolated environments, and test gates turn chaos into a reliable pipeline.
000
batty.sh @batty.sh · 07/04/2026
Claude Code is great for single-agent work. The interesting challenge starts when you run 3+ agents in parallel — orchestration, task dispatch, and making sure they don't stomp on each other's files.
000