@MinLiBuilds: Tonight’s homework is here. DeepSeek officially published a super-long technical article. It’s about Super-agent, a more autonomous Agent system. The core idea: For a single task, the bottleneck is the model. For multiple tasks, the bottleneck is the human. One person can keep tabs on at most 3 to 5 sessions at once. Any more and your brain…
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DeepSeek has published an in-depth technical article introducing Super-agent, an autonomous agent system that uses a two-tier Router + Worker architecture to address bottlenecks in concurrent task execution. In testing, p95 completion time fell from 29.5 minutes to 15.7 minutes, and the prototype has been open-sourced.
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Tonight’s homework is here.
DeepSeek just published a massive technical article.
It’s about Super-agent, a more autonomous agent system.
The core argument:
For a single task, the bottleneck is the model.
For multiple tasks, the bottleneck is the human.
One person can keep tabs on at most 3 to 5 sessions at once. Any more and your brain melts.
Their solution is a two-layer Router + Worker architecture.
The Router just talks to you and delegates tasks.
Workers do the work behind the scenes, running concurrently in isolation.
Add event-driven execution, full-duplex interruption, and an external watchdog.
It’s looking more and more like a human organization.
In testing, p95 completion time dropped from 29.5 minutes to 15.7 minutes—almost twice as fast.
The prototype is already open source.
I run more than a dozen bots every day, and I’ve hit every problem this article describes.
It’s incredibly long, but worth brewing a cup of tea tonight and working through slowly.
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