Most people run AI like it's a Chrome browser. One session for the weekly report
By Andrewbailiff ยท November 13, 2026 ยท Curated by George's Blog
Most people run AI like it's a Chrome browser.
One session for the weekly report.
One chat for this client's email request.
One for "wait, what did we do last year?"
Then you're back and forth trying to bring it all together, losing context every step of the way.
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I give it the job. It does the rest:
๐น Splits it into pieces
๐น Hands each piece to its own agent
๐น Checks the work before I see it
๐น Brings me back one answer
I've designed the architecture that Claude works within so I stay in one conversation, where context stays fresher, longer.
The work fans out behind it and works its way back up to me once checks pass and tasks are finished.
I can jump into any task at any time and talk to the sub-agent, or continue talking directly to the orchestrator.
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