Three repos. Three agents. None of them know the others exist.
You copy what one agent decided into another's context. You explain the constraint again. You re-explain why.
A detail gets lost between sessions. Something breaks. That's on you — not because you weren't careful.
No one should have to hold three conversations in their head and pretend they're one.
One repo. One agent. Everything on its shoulders.
Architecture. Security. Testing. Legacy patterns. You ask one agent to be everything, all at once.
The chat gets longer. The context fills up. By step twenty, it's forgotten what you agreed on at step three.
You started the morning building. By lunch, you're babysitting.




