Cutting multi-agent cleanup work: hand last agent's output to Gamma for final documents
Emotional_Vast_2832 · reddit · 2026-09-23
A developer running a small multi-agent system measured where his time actually went and found a surprising chunk was spent manually reformatting agent outputs into shareable form.
His fix: have the final agent in the chain pass its result to Gamma to auto-generate the finished document. This moved human review from fixing formatting to judging content quality.
He asks others running production agent systems how much of their remaining manual work is genuine review versus cleanup. His thesis: judgment is where humans add value; formatting never was.
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