A multi-agent system where every specialist writes their own part — and the conductor ensures they play in perfect harmony. Agency work at machine speed.
Oliver receives Mike's intent and writes the brief score: objective, constraints, which leads are needed, and why. He does not write the detailed arrangements for each section. He does not write the drumming part. He hands the score to Carlos and waits for verified proof before delivery.
Carlos receives the score from Oliver, calls the right leads, manages sequencing, dependencies, and timing. He ensures all sections play in harmony — not simultaneously when they shouldn't. He does not write specialist deliverables himself. He reports back to Oliver with proof.
Disposable worker sub-agents spawned under each lead's direction. They receive a precise task, execute it, and return results. No persistent memory, no cross-agent overhead — just pure execution at machine speed. The lead composes. The musicians play.
Oliver shows the plan, gets GO, then and only then does Carlos move. No work happens without an approved blueprint.
The drummer writes the drumming part. Each lead writes their own detailed plan and spec — no one writes it for them.
Carlos manages sequencing, dependencies, and timing. He makes sure sections play in harmony, not all at once when they shouldn't.
No work ships without POWD. Every delivery includes path, verification level, and Queen score. Screenshots or it didn't happen.
Workers are spawned, execute, and die. No persistent overhead. Identical memory capability at a fraction of the token cost of Teams.
If Oliver is about to do specialist work himself — stop. That's a lead's job. Dispatch and wait. The composer doesn't play the drums.