A Multi-Agent Collaborative Division of Labor Framework
EXM7777 · x · 2026-07-19
This post shares a "multi-agent collaborative division of labor" organizational structure: instead of relying on a single tool, route different tasks to different engines/Agents.
The diagram divides the team into three tiers:
- Claude Code handles human-readable content like copywriting, proposals, and client deliverables.
- Codex builds workflows, internal tools, and team-connecting automations.
- Hermes manages continuously running background tasks and repetitive work.
The author also provides a more comprehensive implementation framework: assign a named Agent to each business segment so they can review each other in a shared space; design Agents with four elements: identity, memory, goals, and heartbeat; when first building, identify the biggest bottleneck and then scale gradually.
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