Developer open-sources SuperTeams after running a 10-week, 200-agent Claude campaign to verify math research
Deep-Firefighter-279 · reddit · 2026-08-17
A Reddit user had Claude run a 10-week orchestration campaign with 200 agents working sequentially to verify his chaos theory math research, eventually producing publishable output. He found the workflow general enough to serve any goal or act as a persistent team, so he open-sourced it as SuperTeams, building on the full tested 10-week campaign folder.
Key architecture points:
- Three-tier split: orchestrator, Wave Generals, and subagents run in separate terminals. Wave Generals absorb the context produced by subagents, pass only crucial details to the orchestrator, and record everything in .md files, letting orchestrator terminals run much longer.
- Full logging: subagents, Wave Generals and every wave have premade plans, frozen exit criteria, and handbooks. Subagents produce NOTES.md, Wave Generals produce a wave report, and the orchestrator autonomously launches the next wave.
- Everything is planned beforehand and verified live; the workflow survives rate-limit interruptions, and Anthropic's recent update letting terminals talk to each other makes it even more powerful.
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