My team is currently three developers plus a product owner. Two of us might pair up on something for a day, while the third works on something else. We might no

My team is currently three developers plus a product owner. Two of us might pair up on something for a day, while the third works on something else. We might not interact much during the day, but it's still useful to compare notes in the morning and understand if there have been any developments, changes in priority, or anything that could require discussion. I don't think that's unreasonable.