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The full path to an agent platform that edits its own instructions is already published, scattered across seven articles that never mention each other. I run that architecture as one person: supervisor and worker tiers, verification guar…
The instinct with agentic tooling is to add: more agents, more skills, more clever prompts. The leverage runs the other way. Here is the test I use to decide whether a piece of work should be a script, a hook, a skill, or an agent, and w…
Boris Cherny mapped five execution archetypes on the Claude Code team, and noted they cut across job titles. His framework describes a team dividing labor across people. Run a fleet alone and the same five split a different way: across y…