Agent-generated code is flooding review queues. Anthropic's Claude Code team has been writing about multi-agent verification and risk-based approvals for exactly that reason. The interesting part isn't "more agents" β it's whether disagreement and checks stay visible.
What I keep seeing
- Stacking agents without a shared brief creates parallel work nobody can review.
- A green summary is not a diff, a test result, or a changed screen.
- Human-in-the-loop becomes useless when it means rubber-stamping the same stack that wrote the PR.
The boring workflow I shipped
I build Brainstorm, a Linux-first BYOK shell (we don't sell model credits):
- Several AIs discuss one shared goal.
- Work gets divided into coding tasks.
- Independent verification stays separate from the draft.
- Publishing to the project main branch needs explicit human approval.
- You can export the source ZIP and keep going.
Pricing is simple: $6/mo or $54/yr. You bring your own model accounts.
https://brainstorm.mungwaan.cn
If your multi-agent setup feels noisy, shrink the scope: one goal, separate checks, a human gate. The disagreement is the useful part β if you can still see it.
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