Multi-Model Division of Labor for Coding
AIFlow_ML · x · 2026-07-12
The author experimented with a collaborative coding workflow: a main coordinating model oversees operations, while two other models handle road-testing, auditing, and debugging. The process roughly involves the testing model finding issues and submitting a fix PRD to the coordinator, which then dispatches it to other workers to pull, merge, and continue testing. They noted this approach works well in non-traditional coding infrastructures where internal states are invisible, seemingly uncovering a smoother way to divide labor and collaborate.
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