[Nizoss]

I'm genuinely curious to see what the software quality looks like with this approach. Particularly how it handles complexity as systems grow. Feature development is one thing, going about it in a clean and maintainable way is another.

I've come across several projects that try to replicate agile/scrum/SAFe for agents, and I'm trying to understand the rationale. Since these frameworks largely address human coordination and communication challenges, I'm curious about the benefits of mapping them to AI systems. For instance, what advantages does separating developer and tester provide versus having unified agents that handle both functions?

[aroussi]

The real idea is to make sure that each agent works in its own little world and documents everything. So the main thread context is occupied with the understanding of the project instead of code snippets.