Designing Multi-Agent Coordination for Large Software Projects
agent-room · reddit · 2026-08-05
Integrating multiple AI agents into large software projects introduces complex coordination issues, including architecture ownership, conflicting changes, and shared context.
The author proposes a pipeline design where an 'architect agent' defines boundaries, 'implementation agents' work on isolated modules, and a 'review agent' independently checks changes before an 'integration agent' runs tests and resolves conflicts. The discussion focuses on whether a shared task graph is sufficient or if agents require persistent conversational memory to collaborate effectively.
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