Warp demo shows 12 subagents running under one orchestrator
vikvang1 · x · 2026-07-24
The author says saga in Warp is an orchestrated, spec-driven development workflow taken to the next level.
- A feature is broken into ordered milestones.
- Each milestone is split into independently verifiable tasks.
- An orchestrator launches parallel subagents for those tasks.
- The orchestrator then integrates and validates each milestone before moving on.
In the demo, 12 subagents were coordinated by a main orchestrator, using a shared file to keep progress synchronized. The author says they may do a full walkthrough if people are interested.
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