112 agents, 16 hours, 60,000 lines of code: give agents specs, not prompts
colinmcnamara · x · 2026-10-10
At AIMUG, developer Jake Cukjati described running 112 agents in parallel for 16 hours to produce 60,000 lines of code. His core claim: stop prompting agents to code and hand them specs instead — the human's job shifts from tuning prompts to writing clear specifications that parallel agents can execute autonomously.
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