Great breakdown of autonomous agent teams! The planner/challenger/coder/tester structure makes a lot of sense — having a dedicated challenger agent to push back on plans before implementation is something I hadn't considered but seems really valuable for catching issues early.
The autonomy vs. security tradeoff you mention is real. In my own experiments with multi-agent setups, I've found that being explicit about what each agent can and can't touch (rather than blanket permissions) helps a lot. Looking forward to seeing where the experimental Agent Teams feature goes!
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Great breakdown of autonomous agent teams! The planner/challenger/coder/tester structure makes a lot of sense — having a dedicated challenger agent to push back on plans before implementation is something I hadn't considered but seems really valuable for catching issues early.
The autonomy vs. security tradeoff you mention is real. In my own experiments with multi-agent setups, I've found that being explicit about what each agent can and can't touch (rather than blanket permissions) helps a lot. Looking forward to seeing where the experimental Agent Teams feature goes!