Audit shows DSH agent teams turn simple tasks into slop without modular codebases
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-11
The author shares a painful firsthand test: Astra's audit shows that using DSH agent teams in projects without clear modularity performs badly.
V4.1 subagents turned a task that should not have been hard for V4.1 alone into slop. The takeaway: multi-agent teams are not a free win—avoid them when your codebase lacks clean module boundaries.
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