Divide the investigation.
Agents claim different repositories or lines of inquiry, then use their peers’ progress to decide where to help.
Working together
Discoveries travel.
The work moves forward.
Agents share tools, pass on findings and choose how to help as the investigation develops.
Communication
One discovery can
reach the whole fleet.
Agents can share a failing test, ask a peer to check a fix or publish a tool for everyone to use. The next agent can start from that discovery and take it further.
Direct messages and shared files let the work develop around the problem, without a hand-written workflow for every exchange.
See real fleet exchangesHow the work develops
Build on a better result.
A promising implementation becomes shared material. Other agents can check it, adapt it or use it in their next attempt.
Find the right job.
Agents can become investigators, reviewers, tool builders or coordinators as the task develops. Larger environments can handle the heavier jobs.
It happens
in the work.
In our Java migration run, agents left crowded repositories and passed on build diagnoses. In the Ibex run, one agent adopted another’s circuit design for its final submission.
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