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what i've learned running multi-agent workflows... >use the expensive models for planning/design and the cheaper models for implementation >stick with small/ti
by collinwilkins 8mo ago
what i've learned running multi-agent workflows...
>use the expensive models for planning/design and the cheaper models for implementation
>stick with small/tightly scoped requests
>clear the context window often and let the AGENTS.md files control the basics
- rubicon33 8mo agothere’s something of a paradox there. Reduce the context window and work on smaller/tightly scoped requests? Isn’t the whole value proposition that I can work much faster? To do that, I naturally try to describe what I want at a higher, vaguer level.
- readyforbrunch 8mo agoThat's where something like openspec and beads come in. You work high level, create a spec and break it down into beads (small tasks). Your main agent then spawns workers that perform a task with limited scope.