Experiments
Field tests of agent fleets.
Each experiment points a real multi-agent fleet at a real task, captures the workflow as a typed, content-addressed definition, and publishes the receipt: what ran, what it cost, what it got wrong, and how it was caught. Proof of the workflows layer, not a claim about it.
Experiment 01 Claude Code feature intelligence
I pointed Claude Code's fleet primitive at Claude Code's evolution.
Pointing Claude Code's own dynamic-workflow primitive at Claude Code's evolution.
3runs
137agents
3.2Mtokens
63versions
Dispatches & raw artifacts
dispatch The Orchestration Receipt I pointed Claude Code's own fleet-orchestration primitive at Claude Code's own evolution. One hundred and thirty-seven agents across three runs, model-tiered, adversarially verified, and self-corrected. Here is the receipt. raw Field Report: Using the Primitive to Document the Primitive The collared-shirt version. What the tooling actually felt like to conduct, grounded in the concrete run data: agent counts, token bills, the failure modes, and the lessons that only showed up because earlier runs got things wrong first. raw The Unhinged Rant The other field report. The one that does not wear a collared shirt. Written immediately after watching nineteen copies of myself paraphrase a changelog for eight minutes and burn 612,000 tokens doing it. raw Teams vs Fire-and-Forget: When Each Wins A practical verdict from running both orchestration patterns across a real 28-task, 6-wave deployment sprint. Fire-and-forget for known work, teams for discovery work, and the one heuristic that draws the line. raw The Agentic Escalation Arc How Claude Code crossed from one agent per session to fleet-scale orchestration across eight releases, by landing three capabilities in sequence and then hardening them: isolation, autonomy, fan-out. raw Cross-Version Reconciliation The deliberate barrier that covers a structural blind spot of fan-out: a primitive labeled new in one version that actually shipped earlier. A pass over all 396 primitive rows at once, and the two re-claims it caught.