Dev builds lean multi-agent orchestration on OpenAI/Codex for multi-day projects
ApprehensiveCurve172 · reddit · 2026-09-12
A developer stuck on a large game project built a Codex-based agent orchestration skill for multi-day autonomous runs. It routes work across four roles (Astra for problem-solving, Sol for coordination, Terra for coding, Luna for tests/searches), offloads housekeeping to a deterministic Python runner, and minimizes inter-agent token waste. Works best for large playtesting protocols; single agents still handle small tasks.
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