[csar]

Getting feedback on a plan or implementation is valuable because you get a fresh set of eyes. Using multiple models may help though it always feels a bit silly to me (if nothing else you’re increasing non-determinism because you know have to understand 2 LLM’s quirks).

But the “playing house” approach of experts is somewhere between pointless and actively harmful. It was all the rage in June and I thought people abandoned that later in the summer.

If you want the model to eg review code instead of fixing things, or document code without suggesting improvements (for writing docs), that’s useful. But there’s. I need for all these personas.

[bahaAbunojaim]

The way it works is that each agent think independently, discuss the solution and each agent opinion then one will synthesize a solution.

[csar]

I understand. My point is that the personas are generally not a good idea and that there are much simpler and more predictable ways of getting better results.