Cockroach Labs reviews multi-agent coding practice
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Hacker News covered Cockroach Labs' review of nearly five months running the MOLT Sinai coding agent pipeline. The pipeline treats software defects as patients and coding agents as a medical team, splitting development, review and handoff the way a teaching hospital does. The review discloses that the practice consumed slightly more than $135,000 in Claude tokens over those months. The latest progress reported is the team's summary of that run, covering how the agents collaborated and what the tokens cost.
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Cockroach Labs reviewed roughly five months of its MOLT Sinai coding agent pipeline, which splits development, review and handoff the way a teaching hospital divides work. The run consumed slightly more than $135,000 in Claude tokens.
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