Three repos. Three agents. None of them know the others exist.
One agent's decision gets copied into another's context. The constraint re-explained. The reasoning re-explained again.
A detail gets lost between sessions. Something breaks. The blame lands on the operator, not for lack of care.
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. One agent expected to handle everything, all at once.
The chat gets longer. The context fills up. By step twenty, it has forgotten what was agreed at step three.
The morning starts with building. By lunch, it is babysitting.




