Dev argues agent workflows need data reachability, not just orchestrators like Conductor
draginol · x · 2026-11-07
Clairvoyance developer draginol argues pure orchestration apps like Conductor are only the start—"I'd just use tmux to juggle Claude, Codex and Grok sessions." The real foundations of a serious multi-agent workflow are data reachability (putting docs where AI agents, not humans, can access them, e.g. Google Drive/SharePoint) and other base components, with orchestration being secondary.
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