How are devs building multi-agent systems around Claude without losing context or trust?
-Shiphrah · reddit · 2026-09-09
A Reddit thread crowdsources real architectures for multi-agent setups where Claude plans work, dispatches subtasks, and reassembles results. Key questions: where to keep shared state, how agents track each other's changes, what blocks bad results from reaching production, and how retries, permissions, and human approval are handled—including whether Claude reviews its own work or a separate agent does.
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