A Window Per Agent Team
Three iTerm2 windows, one per team, a tab per agent — through tmux control mode. Plus the tab-title bug that took two wrong fixes before I found the right one
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Three iTerm2 windows, one per team, a tab per agent — through tmux control mode. Plus the tab-title bug that took two wrong fixes before I found the right one
The last post sorted my agents by how much each group shares. Then I gave a second team a shared day plan and found out that sharing is not one thing — it's four, and mixing them up is how you get a hive mind you did not ask for
I went chat, IDE, CLI like everyone else. Then I tried a multi-agent framework, couldn't drive it, and walked back to build my own — a dozen agents organized three different ways, sorted by how much each group shares
The same talk, four slides longer — and almost everything new in it came out of writing the timekeeping pages rather than building the clock
Building a sub-nanosecond clock from a $1000 parts list, and what four months of AI-assisted research actually looked like