Agent Teams Built 11 C# Libraries (1.14M Lines) in 6 Days With Less Process
ai-tacocat-ia · reddit · 2026-10-27
After weeks of running agent teams around the clock, the author argues multi-agent setups fail from too much process, not bad models. Their lean setup built 11 from-scratch Clibraries (1.14M lines, 7 on NuGet) in 6 days: self-answered design interviews (112 messages down to 11), one orchestrator per library with git-worktree units, handoff notes at 400k tokens instead of long-running agents, external judges like test262 (99.55%) and html5lib-tests (100%) instead of agent-written tests, and libraries feeding each other via PM agents. Rule: give flexible agents intent and hard constraints, not keystrokes.
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