Releasing 8 parallel Opus agents on a million-token workflow: 'like walking a dog off-lead'
IgorBrigadir · x · 2026-10-01
A fun AI coding moment: the author asked Claude whether part of an implementation could be simpler, and got back "I'll now run a multi-lens review with an adversarial verifier testing proposals" — kicking off a million-token context workflow with 8 parallel Opus agents.
He compares the experience to taking a dog off its lead in a field: model autonomy now wildly exceeds the granularity of user intent, capturing the absurd thrill of current coding-agent workflows.
Related event: One Simple Question Triggers Claude's 8-Agent Million-Token Workflow(2 posts)→
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