Multi-agent group chats: drop a task at night, run 10+ agents unattended, review by morning
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-09-22
idoubi outlines how to make collaborative agents work in a group chat: pull 10+ agents (claude, codex, gemini, grok, etc.) into one room, let a leader model decompose the task, delegate work, monitor members (e.g., five-minute progress reports), and reassign tasks when an agent goes down due to rate limits or tool failures. The hard part is group availability: member strikes, unreliable leaders, leader crashes, and broken external dependencies can all stall progress. huangyun122 notes this is only the second implementation he's seen besides Deepseek Harness's native multi-source orchestration—letting models freely play lead or teammates for cost-optimal task assignment. The post also highlights Termany, an open-source agent-native terminal that packs agent sessions into one window, turns any agent into a reusable Bot with its own name, role, model and working folder, supports group delegation with @-mention routing, and bundles diff review and token usage monitoring.
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