[alxh]

How do you not get lost mentally in what is exactly happening at each point in time? Just trusting the system and reviewing the final output? I feel like my cognitive constraints become the limits of this parallelized system. With a single workstream I pollute context, but feel way more secure somehow.

[rufasterisco]

i suppose, gradually and the suddenly? each "fix" to incorrect reasoning/solution doesn't just solve the current instance, it also ends up in a rule-based system that will be used in future

initially, being in the loop is necessary, once you find yourself "just approving" you can be relaxed and think back or, more likely, initially you need fine-grained tasks; as reliability grows, tasks can become more complex

"parallelizing" allows single (sub)agents with ad-hoc responsibilities to rely on separate "institutionalized" context/rules, .ie: architecture-agent and coder-agent can talk to each others and solve a decision-conflict based on wether one is making the decision based on concrete rules you have added, or hallucinating decisions

i have seen a friend build a rule based system and have been impressed at how well LLM work within that context

[jondwillis]

Until your rules get poisoned…

[zachwills]

I think that is the whole point. The new limiting factor is going to be our own ability to multitask effectively. It will be a new skill to hone.

[ares623]

Just one more agent...