The minimal agent stack: Builder, Reviewer and Verifier in an escalation loop
BLUECOW009 · x · 2026-09-24
The author argues a normal project needs only three agents to build something nearly perfect: a Builder, a Reviewer and a Verifier.
- The trio forms a loop: if the Reviewer disagrees it goes back to the Builder; if the Verifier disagrees it goes back to the Reviewer
- The escalation continues until each layer signs off
It's a minimal multi-agent collaboration pattern — short on implementation details, but a useful 'smallest viable role split' idea for designing agent workflows.
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