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Codex built me a full Memory Manager overnight using my new "Teams" strategy. Flawless first test. One prompt spun up 70 domain-expert subagents, organized into specialized teams, all working in parallel to one-shot the entire app while I slept. I've built over 200 custom subagent roles for this. Playbook... show more

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