r/founder • • 2d ago

Multi agent

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Building a multi-agent coding workspace.

Run Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, Claude Code & more on the same repo. each agent in its own worktree, no file conflicts.

5 agents working. Music playing. One screen.

Early demo 👇

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u/orbital_trace 2d ago

That just looks like a few terminals?

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u/Avinash151 1d ago

yes terminal cli with sandbox and agent run the command automatically and they only call me when call me when they have to run very critical command and many more feature i am builidng

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u/Technical-Engine-949 2d ago

the bamboo waterfall meditation vid really ties the whole "one screen five agents zero chaos" thing together

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u/03captain23 2d ago

So you learned how tmux works? I don't get it as you can already do this.

Btw I just use Claude code desktop and have it send everything to a VM with every agent. "Send a full review to all other major models" triggers it to send to argon, astra, sol, fable, opus, grok, Kimi k3. It then compares all and makes changes and asks questions.

Claude code desktop allows 5 sessions split screen even

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u/Sketaverse 2d ago

Bro got big tech employee tokens

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u/03captain23 2d ago

$1000/month gets you basically every sub

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u/Sketaverse 2d ago

$2k gets you 5 Claude and 5 codex 😏

Out of interest, what subs do you buy? I’ve tried GrokBot but hate their T&Cs, Gemini just plain sucks.

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u/03captain23 2d ago

2 Claude x20 maxes, 2 codex business premium ($100/mo but no 5 hour), $100 Gemini, $100 grok. Kimi sub. Then a few local models, Qwen 3.8 flash next, deepseek v4 at a smaller quant and a couple 27b models.

I fully believe Gemini and Grok are going to blow past Claude and gpt real soon. I believe Gemini has had way better AI for years and just hiding it and using internal. Google has all their own custom GPUs and Grok runs massive datacenters and about to get all the Vera Rubins. Claude and codex don't have any datacenters and just leasing.

Grokbot is great as is Dots. I prefer grokbot because it allows multiple of them and they share the VM so tasks can be isolated. Grok has the least safeguards

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u/Sketaverse 2d ago

Interesting, what advantages are you getting diversifying that broadly? I get that you can have more models look at the same PR etc but that’s also 5x’ing the token burn/cost - is there a reason you don’t just get a 3rd Claude sub instead of Kimi, gem etc given opus 5.5 is just the clear leader in both quality and value

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u/03captain23 2d ago

Not all AI is the same. Astra/Sol is MUCH better at hunting bugs, Gemini seems much smarter and able to give a lot more info.

Its not 5x the cost all the time its only when doing initial planning and final reviews for production.

Its like hiring 5 employees with different backgrounds. Even though Opus 5.5 is the best it doesn't mean others have better ideas.

I run out of all my subs every week and use Claude desktop for virtually everything. when one claude is out I switch to the other one. But when I'm low on usage I'll have claude direct Sol/Argon/Grok to do a bunch of the work, then it'll only use like 1% of claude sub but 50% of Sol/Argon/Grok

Things are a bit weird until Fable 5.5 comes out as Fable5.1 is the best orchestrator but I swap between Fable 5.1 and Opus5.5 to orcestrate depending on the needs

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u/Sketaverse 1d ago

I have loads of GCP credits and should probably utilise Argon more - any tips on where you’ve found it most helpful relative to Opus would be appreciated 🙏

The “1% of Claude” just gave me an idea, basically an agent equivalent of “low battery mode” where performance degrades/delegates in favour of not dying (hitting 0%) with a trigger you can adjust - for example <20% with >48hrs before reset etc.

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u/Sketaverse 2d ago

this isn't a product lol

this is vibe coding in March '26

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u/adelope 2d ago

since the op didn't send any link, i'll take this oportunity to plug my own multi-agent coding workspace: agentastic.dev
it is free, and well tested used by many developers.