[MattGaiser]

> I need 1 agent that successfully solves the most important problem.

If you only have that one problem, that is a reasonable criticism, but you may have 10 different problems and want to focus on the important one while the smaller stuff is AIed away.

> I don't understand how you can generate requirements quicky enough to have 10 parallel agents chewing away at meaningful work.

I am generally happy with the assumptions it makes when given few requirements? In a lot of cases I just need a feature and the specifics are fairly open or very obvious given the context.

For example, I am adding MFA options to one project. As I already have MFA for another portal on it, I just told Claude to add MFA options for all users. Single sentence with no details. Result seems perfectly servicable, if in need of some CSS changes.

[vidarh]

Exactly. And if that problem is complex, your first step should be to plan how to sub-divide it anyway. So just ask Claude to map out interdependencies for tasks to look for opportunities to paralellise.