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jiffy_lubricanton A case study in testing with 100+ Claude agents in parallel

> 8M-LOC codebase

I think this is the difference. These toy examples of using parallel agents are *not* running against large codebases, allowing them to iterate more effectively. Once you are in real codebases (>1M LoC), these systems break down.

jiffy_lubricanton I got the police called on me and almost got kickedout of uni for my gossip site

Bunch of things; if you're in a country without freedom of speech, you shouldn't assume you can speak freely. Also, why is your name tied to this?

jiffy_lubricanton Why AI Code Needs the Same Rigor We Should've Been Using All Along

I disagree. My ability to write sufficient code to patch prior issues hasn't led to a loss of velocity. Basically, run a bunch of agents in parallel and they should be able to smooth out any issues.

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