How a one-person studio writes 35 Claude Code agents that don't fight each other

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A one-person studio has developed a system of 35 Claude Code agents that interact with a shared codebase. The agents can sometimes enter loops of conflicting feedback due to overlapping responsibilities. To mitigate this, the studio has implemented strategies such as establishing a single source of truth and explicit ownership for tasks.

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▪The studio manages 35 specialized agents, each with distinct roles in the development process.
▪Conflicts arise when multiple agents have overlapping responsibilities without clear guidelines.
▪Three effective patterns have been identified to prevent conflicts: establishing a single source of truth, assigning explicit ownership, and locking context per agent invocation.

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