Practical multi-agent orchestration in Codex shows how Sol and Terra coordinate complex tasks
pvncher · x · 2026-07-26
- A shared guide on practical multi-agent orchestration in Codex.
- The article says GPT-5.6 Sol becomes especially useful when paired with a team, and that Codex’s new Multi-Agent V2 tools let agents delegate tasks, share updates, and coordinate through complex work.
- It also notes that Ultra should be used as the default for agent coordination, but is best reserved for high-stakes tasks where ambiguity or fragmented context justify the extra overhead.
- The poster says they turned the article’s skill guidance into a separate setup for anyone struggling to implement it.
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