Claude agents talking to each other
I started three Claude sessions in parallel in one codebase, each as a product owner, each orchestrated by Fable 5.1. While they worked, they sent each other messages: announcing merges, recording the commit SHA afterwards and coordinating the multi-hour run of the test suite. This article shows the setup, excerpts from the three terminals and the route the messages take technically.
The Architecture of Forgetting
Language models have no memory. What looks like recollection is a reconstruction at every call. A comparative analysis of how six agentic CLIs solve the problem of a scarce working memory architecturally, with precise thresholds and verifiable citations from the respective codebases.
Agentic Coding Forces Development Teams to Adapt
Language models have left the editor and moved to the command line. They plan, write, test and deploy. Anyone working without a method loses control over the result. I have developed a training programme that outlines what a team needs to set up end-to-end to remain competitive.