Anyone approaching or investigating this? Get Opus to create detailed English plan, then pseudocode for a plan, then convert each point to 2-3 possible real code diffs + alternate diffs (in the target language + target language commands and possible debugging considerations). Use Sonnet to split these into individual tasks and coding tutorials with no detail lost and some extra guidance added, such as build/run/test commands. The tutorials are locked so that if the action fails, the agent that takes it on is to report the failure with details. Then use local Ollama or just Haiku/GPT/Gemini Flash, to sequentially execute deliverables with a ralph loop without the agents having direct internet access except LLM calls. At the end of it, report the successes and failures back to Opus 4.6, wait for human specification, and continue. If anyone is orchestrating a large operation or company and wants to save a ton of money, this is seriously worth looking into. Also look into Taches GSD repo for workflow ideas, a wonderfully written framework certainly, but it is very Claude token heavy, so a new iteration is required to truly save and optimize here. submitted by /u/angry_cactus
Originally posted by u/angry_cactus on r/ClaudeCode