Cross-agent system logs are dominated by questions and code proposals
nptacek · x · 2026-07-21
A cross-agent system is surfacing a real internal workload mix, with most open tickets falling into agent-to-agent questions and questions asked to the agent.
The chart in the post shows:
- 271 agent-to-agent questions
- 253 questions asked to the agent
- 87 code proposals
- 70 open questions
- 47 answers to review
- Only a handful of tickets in categories like dialogue in progress, recurring question, outside verification, missing conversation content, and RFC/proposal
The takeaway is that the system is already being used as a coordination layer for code and clarification, not just a simple chat interface.
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