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Claude Code team just built an agent loop system with 18,000 agents 140,000 steps and 90% of the work runs with zero humans typing 0% → 02:11 - move from API calls to managed agents 25% → 04:33 - ship agents 10-15x faster 50% → 08:48 - cut P95...

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catman2 months ago

the 02:11 shift from raw api calls to managed agents feels like the key move here. how are failures surfaced when 18,000 agents are running concurrently?

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Alex Stone2 months ago

90% with no humans typing is the crazy part.

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB2 months ago

18,000 个代理一起跑,debug 现场估计比代码还精彩

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Alek2 months ago

18000 agents?

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Max Bevza2 months ago

bullish on autonomous agents running wild

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Adam · silent data failures2 months ago

Ninety percent with zero humans typing is the number; the one I would want beside it is how many of the 140,000 steps produced an artifact someone opened. A loop that large succeeds by summary unless something reads the output. Does the write-up say what checked the work?

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Huysolo2 months ago

Agentic workflows scaling like this is wild, execution speed is completely leaving human bottlenecks behind

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Dima Glushakov2 months ago

The shift from direct API orchestration to managed execution is the section I would study first. Faster setup helps, but model-led fault tracing is what can make a large agent system practical to operate.

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