When Blind Process Isn't Enough
1. "you have one job!" My agents built a small tool in Typescript, a developer-friendly language where it's easy to get stuff done. Adversarial agents reviewed to ensure the code does what it's supposed to do, while…
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## HERE IS THE KEY Instead of instructing the Typescript agent to copy the Rust agent if it agreed with the assessment, I prompted: > this looks like a suboptimal outcome > how would a clean codebase address the situation holistically? not necessarily routing around the identified bug, but eliminating its getting stick (all typos remain btw) The agent decided to re-design the locking mechanism more elegantly. Then I asked the Rust agent, which had just finished hardening the original design, to assess the Typescript agent's rebuild. The Rust agent discovered the Typescript agent had re-created a useful core primitive available natively on the Rust side (flock). And it delightedly replaced its clumsy, but thoroughly hardened solution, with the more elegant approach. [technical deep dive](
