Why multiple bots beat one thread for long-running AI projects
msfeldstein · x · 2026-10-07
@msfeldstein explains his use of multiple bots for long-running projects: the value is separate channels for different contexts, not anthropomorphic identities. Doing everything in a single thread would leave him lost and the agent full of unnecessary context. Actionable takeaway: split conversations by project/task to control context pollution.
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