Thank you! Appreciate that.

I think it's both and. Role based works well in some cases. Task based well in others. It's a false choice to think you have to pick one or the other all the time.

We are using this sort of workflow in real world applications at work in brownfield codebases. It is working well!

This is where prompting comes in. You need to remember to tell it about which libs you want or encourage it to web search to find the latest ones, or use something like context7 MCP to get the latest versions.

Yea, whoever / whatever cracks the nut on the standardized way to work in this new env is going to win big.

I think that is the whole point. The new limiting factor is going to be our own ability to multitask effectively. It will be a new skill to hone.

No, but I will check it out.

I've been thinking about this a lot lately!

Follow up from my last post; lots were asking for more examples. I will be around if anybody has questions this morning.

Can it work without Linear, using md files?

Hey -- sorry was out of town so didn't see this! It could definitely work without Linear. You'd need to modify the command for the linear stuff to just write to MD files and make sure you pass those through to the other agents.

Semantics I think. There are production ready alpha releases, and totally unsecured prototype or WIP versions of software.