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The article addresses this: > This made sense when agents were unreliable. You’d never let GPT-3 decide how to decompose a project. But current models are good at planning. They break problems into subproblems naturally. They understand dependencies. They know when a task is too big for one pass. > So why are we still hardcoding the decomposition?
Brainfile - An open protocol for agent-to-agent task coordination.
Well worth a look imo
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The criticism about the labeling is valid and I oversold. For clarity, this is what the agent sees: `spawn`: "Create a spawned child node under your node." `fork`: "Create a forked child node (inherits parent context) under your node." The novelty is less about the distinction between the two, it's the tree generation. I would have served you better, if I just left out the parts that aren't critical to the novelty. T…
And thanks for taking the criticism. In all honesty, "would have written it myself but I was too eager to get it out the door" doesn't really make sense to me. You're acknowledging that you took a shortcut to get it out the door (blog post as tech debt is a new one!) - does that mean you'd like to write something up yourself eventually? I hope so, and would like to read it. In particular, since this is presented as r…
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My gut says you are correct though cycles can be permitted given a boundary condition.
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And thanks for taking the criticism. In all honesty, "would have written it myself but I was too eager to get it out the door" doesn't really make sense to me. You're acknowledging that you took a shortcut to get it out the door (blog post as tech debt is a new one!) - does that mean you'd like to write something up yourself eventually? I hope so, and would like to read it. In particular, since this is presented as r…
It is my pleasure to write for you. https://www.june.kim/cord-human
And I deserve and accept the gentle snark at the beginning. I will be sure to let you know when I post something, I'll take your notes :)
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Every time i see some new orchestrator framework worth more than a few hundred loc i cringe so hard. Reddit is flooded with them on the daily and HN has them on the front page occasionally. My current setup is this; - `tmux-bash` / `tmux-coding-agent` - `tmux-send` / `tmux-capture` - `semaphore_wait` The other tools all create lockfiles and semaphore_wait is a small inotify wrapper. They're all you need for 3 levels…