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=== Intermediate β Managing separate agents === You've moved from simulating multiple roles in one chat to actually running separate AI sessions with isolated contexts. Each session has a specific role, limited scope, and doesn't see the other's work. You act as the orchestrator β the person who manages the handoff and synthesizes the results. '''What it feels like:''' You run two AI chats in parallel (strategist and executor), manually pass information between them, and produce a plan that neither could have generated alone. You notice where context gets lost in handoffs and design better transfer summaries.
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