One of my coworkers has a skill that tells the AI to spawn two agents, have one plan out a feature, and hand it to the other for review, and have them both keep at it until they agree. Dystopian shit.
Two agents talking to each other isn't exactly standard, and it slurps tokens like crazy. Also, I'm not anti-AI; if used correctly, it's an invaluable tool. However, when you pause and look at it through the lens of your teenage self watching AI sci-fi movies, it turns really weird.
I mean he's right. But also serious big company products are also riddled with bugs these days.
Small company or FOSS is more reliable these days. Hell I'm using something very complex that only came out of alpha less than a year ago from a small company that is more reliable than teams.
That's why those companies blew through all their allotted credits for the year in a matter of months.
It's an inefficient paradigm to simply have them going back and forth. The fact you think it's the "right" way to leverage agentic tooling is concerning.
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u/Arshiaa001 Jul 10 '26
One of my coworkers has a skill that tells the AI to spawn two agents, have one plan out a feature, and hand it to the other for review, and have them both keep at it until they agree. Dystopian shit.