(i thought gas town was satire? people in comments here seem to be saying that gas town also had multi-agent file sharing for work tracking)
Orchestrate teams of Claude Code sessions
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#12Seems similar to Gas Town
No polecats smh
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#14Seems similar to Gas Town
yeah, seems like a much simpler design though (i.e. only seems like one 'special/leader' agent, and the rest are all workers vs gastown having something like 8 different roles mayor, polecat, witnesses, etc). Wonder how they compare?
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#15Seems similar to Gas Town
I love that we are in this world where the crazy mad scientists are out there showing the way that the rest of us will end up at, but ahead of time and a bit rough around the edges, because all of this is so new and unprecedented. Watching these wholly new abstractions be discovered and converged upon in real time is the most exciting thing I've seen in my career.
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People often compare working with AI agents to being something like a project manager. I've been a project manager for years. I still work on some code myself, but most of it is done by the rest of the team. On one hand, I have more bandwidth to think about how the overall application is serving the users, how the various pieces of the application fit together, overall consistency, etc. I think this is a useful role.…
Back when automatic piano players came out, if all the world's best piano players stopped playing and mostly just composing/writing music instead, would the quality of the music have increased or decreased. I think the latter.
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People often compare working with AI agents to being something like a project manager. I've been a project manager for years. I still work on some code myself, but most of it is done by the rest of the team. On one hand, I have more bandwidth to think about how the overall application is serving the users, how the various pieces of the application fit together, overall consistency, etc. I think this is a useful role.…
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You would think, but Claude Code has gotten incredibly more efficient over time. They are doing so much dogfooding with these things at this point that it makes more sense to optimize.