Lesson 17: Subagents, Parallel Agents and Autonomous Development
What happens when one developer tells four AI agents to “improve the same feature” without saying who owns what? One agent rewrites the code, another changes the same section differently, a third assumes a new design, and a fourth reports a problem caused by the others. This raises the central question of delegation: when does dividing software work make development clearer, and when does it create more coordination risk than value?
