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Running AI coding agents, in practice.

Plain-English guides and explainers on orchestrating command-line coding agents - the concepts, the workflows, and how the benchmarks actually work.

Concepts

What is an AI coding agent orchestrator?

AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex run one task at a time in a terminal. An orchestrator is the layer that runs many of them at once and tells you which one needs you. Here is what that means and why it matters.

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Guides

How to run multiple AI coding agents at once without losing track

Running three or four coding agents in parallel is the fastest way to ship - until you lose track of which one stalled or asked a question. A practical guide to running a fleet of agents and keeping them all moving.

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Benchmarks

Terminal-Bench, explained: how AI coding agents get scored

Terminal-Bench measures how well AI agents complete real command-line tasks - fixing builds, wrangling git, configuring servers. Here is how the benchmark works, how to read the leaderboard, and what the scores actually tell you.

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