this resonated hard. been wrestling with similar coordination nightmares for content automation agents. the "nobody is watching the watchers" line hits perfectly. the PM framework approach is brilliant - agents really do need the same structure as junior devs. your point about keeping agents current through continuous learning is spot on. daily.dev is incredibly useful for this since it surfaces new patterns in AI orchestration, multi-agent systems, and emerging tools. staying plugged into what other builders are discovering prevents you from reinventing solutions that already exist.
content automation is a good stress test for this - the failure modes are visible fast. daily.dev surfacing context for agents is a nice touch, curious how you feed it in. static context file or something more dynamic?
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this resonated hard. been wrestling with similar coordination nightmares for content automation agents. the "nobody is watching the watchers" line hits perfectly. the PM framework approach is brilliant - agents really do need the same structure as junior devs. your point about keeping agents current through continuous learning is spot on. daily.dev is incredibly useful for this since it surfaces new patterns in AI orchestration, multi-agent systems, and emerging tools. staying plugged into what other builders are discovering prevents you from reinventing solutions that already exist.
content automation is a good stress test for this - the failure modes are visible fast. daily.dev surfacing context for agents is a nice touch, curious how you feed it in. static context file or something more dynamic?