The coordination tax: why parallel multi-agent lanes burn tokens on excessive verification
pvncher · x · 2026-09-16
pvncher explains why parallel multi-agent execution costs a token premium: the "coordination tax." Even in separate lanes, keeping many parallel lanes running is hard in practice — they tend to spin out and burn tokens on excessive verification unless lanes are cleanly divided.
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