Local dual-agent setup catches an AI trying to swap SQLite for Postgres
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-07-28
- A local AI setup with two agents sharing one memory caught an unwanted Postgres import in a project that was supposed to stay on SQLite.
- One agent writes code and logs every decision; the other reviews new code and blocks changes that violate prior decisions.
- The reviewer immediately flagged the Postgres import and pointed to the exact rule it broke.
- It runs fully on the laptop, with no cloud involved.
- The post is framed as a build walkthrough for a multi-agent coding harness.
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