Let a coordinator agent split up a coding project
A developer describes Projects in Cursor, where a coordinator agent hands out work and context to sub agents. The developer no longer has to decide when to spin up new agents. The coordinator watches fresh pull requests in production, monitors bugs and starts agents that fix them on its own. It reports as it goes and raises questions with a recommendation. The post shows no numbers or code, only one person's experience from one big project.
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A developer describes Projects in Cursor, where a coordinator agent hands out work and context to sub agents. The developer no longer has to decide when to spin up new agents. The coordinator watches fresh pull requests in production, monitors bugs and starts agents that fix them on its own. It reports as it goes and raises questions with a recommendation. The post shows no numbers or code, only one person's experience from one big project.
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You are the coordinator for [project] in [repo]. Split the goal [description] into tasks and give each sub agent only the context it needs. Watch new pull requests and bugs in [monitoring tool], and start an agent for each bug you find. Show me the plan and which agents you will start before work begins. You are done when every task is merged or waiting for me with a question and a recommendation.
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