Ethan Mollick: Claude Projects orchestrates multi-agent teams to tackle complex tasks
emollick · x · 2026-09-18
Ethan Mollick describes how Claude Projects handles teams of agents: you talk to a main orchestrator that spins up specialist agents, effectively creating an organization to solve your problem, mixing expensive and cheap models per your preferences — he used it to investigate famous historical mysteries. He discloses he pays for his own accounts and can't speak to costs since early access had unlimited tokens.
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