@dzhng: Chat UX is broken once you start running a ton of agents that listens to events and loops forever We've been piloting a…
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Duetchat introduces a kanban-based interface for managing multiple AI agents that listen to events and loop forever, controlled by a parent orchestrator.
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Chat UX is broken once you start running a ton of agents that listens to events and loops forever
We’ve been piloting a new kanban interface in @duetchat - the columns are generated for each workflow and managed by a parent orchestrator
This is THE best interface to tokenmaxx https://t.co/sT6gJkbnOB
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