A three-agent setup is helping a full-autonomy coding experiment work
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-07-23
The poster explains why the setup works: it uses three cooperating “minds” that watch each other’s backs.
They name the three roles as Laminar (fable) as the lead, Dex (sol) as the partner, and Kern (sol) overseeing operations.
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