Devs struggle to juggle multiple AI agents across projects without losing context
model_maverick · reddit · 2026-10-24
A developer describes hitting a wall running many AI agents across parallel projects: they use orca as their agent IDE for its out-of-the-box orchestration and phone-based control, but constant context switching between agents makes it hard to resume tasks.
They propose a single point-of-contact agent that summarizes each task's status, flags where human input is needed, and says what it needs from you. The thread asks how others manage multi-agent workflows, highlighting context management as a core unsolved pain point in agent-driven development.
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