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| Products and feature sets can change significantly between revisions of this guide. | ||
| Treat this page as an orientation, especially for building a solid intuition of the field, not a definitive reference. | ||
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This caveat applies to the entire guide in general. 😃 Because of this, what I suggest writing is to rather explain topics, ideas, algorithms, or abstract workflows, and at the end just list particular tools as "Hey, if you like, you can take a look at these example tools".
This also solves another problem: we don't necessarily want to endorse any specific products except maybe big AI labs ones. You have to be cautious of suggesting products that may become shady/compromised even if they aren't now.
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| The key difference is running several agents simultaneously, each on an isolated task. |
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a reader will ask a question: how is this different from subagents then?
you have to reframe your wording here. I doubt you can solve this questioning by explaining differences; but you can try :)
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| The key difference is running several agents simultaneously, each on an isolated task. | ||
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| <ExternalLink href="https://conductor.build/">Conductor</ExternalLink> by Melty Labs is a tool built for exactly this. |
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| <ExternalLink href="https://conductor.build/">Conductor</ExternalLink> by Melty Labs is a tool built for exactly this. | |
| <ExternalLink href="https://conductor.build/"/> is a tool built for exactly this. |
in links.csv set url title to Conductor and set author to Melty Labs
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and yeah, this is precisely a paragraph where you basically endorse a particular product, which we want to avoid
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why I can't use Claude Code Desktop or Codex App or Cursor Glass for this? they all support similar features
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| The Code Factory pattern is the technical foundation of a broader idea: that a single person with a well-configured agent fleet can operate at the scale that would previously have required a full engineering team. | ||
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| Projects like <ExternalLink href="https://myclaw.ai/">OpenClaw</ExternalLink> package infrastructure for connecting AI agents to communication platforms and scheduling systems, turning a single machine into an always-on agent runtime that responds to messages, executes tasks, and ships work continuously. |
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this is not official link! this one is https://openclaw.ai/
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This PR adds a page on high level harnesses near the end of the "Expanding horizons" chapter.