“agents conflict. They step on each other’s changes. They duplicate work. They make inconsistent architectural decisions. And so the coordination overhead ends up eating up the speed gains all the while you’re burning tokens.”
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From “The Multi-Agent Architecture That Actually Ships — Luke Alvoeiro, Factory”, found 2026-10-14.
Factory’s Missions run features one after another and parallelize only read-only work, such as research and code review. Quoted from YouTube’s auto-generated captions.