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Why would you need multiple agents and not one agent with multiple repos?
by sroussey 12d ago
Why would you need multiple agents and not one agent with multiple repos?
- srcreigh 12d agoTasks are a good scope for zero trust permissions
- dbmikus 11d agoFor my example where I modify both the OSS and private repos, I sometimes have one agent coordinate both changes (maybe with subagents), or if the work is modular and separate, I have disjoint agents do the work separately. That said, most of the time, I only want an agent to work in one repo. I could give it multiple repos at once and instruct it to work in just one, but that risks it forgetting my instructions and it can load more context into the agent's window. I think my main point was to have flexibility about the topology of VMs, repos, and agents.