@bcherny: The best way to level up from 1 agent => many agents. No more cycling between terminal tabs
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Highlighting improved workflows for managing multiple AI agents within terminal environments to eliminate tab switching.
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The best way to level up from 1 agent => many agents. No more cycling between terminal tabs
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