Dev shares multi-agent orchestration playbook: 2-3 leads, many task subagents
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-10-17
@MoonL88537 shares hands-on experience running a multi-agent system: keep 2-3 lead agents max, spawn many task-focused subagents (avoid scattershot), and treat image inputs as very powerful. The setup recently optimized 3D pipelines after earlier music work. They also point to the paper 'Computational Life' (arXiv:2406.19108), showing self-replicating programs spontaneously emerge from random program interactions on simple computational substrates.
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