My current setup is that I tend to just work at the CLI using two or three different Claude accounts, depending on who’s still got tokens, and a couple of Codex accounts. My normal routine is that I set one, normally a Fable instance, to coordinate everything and say that it’s in charge. Its job is to keep everyone busy while keeping an eye on who runs out of work. They all should communicate either directly, if they’re on the same account and can talk to each other directly, or via a shared mailbox using standard radio procedure, acknowledging, etc. It tends to be a bit of a faff to get it set up, but once it works, it seems to be reasonable. I’d like to have the cross-checking between different LMs so as one agent makes fewer stupid mistakes. My question is: is it worthwhile for me to learn how to use a package such as Orca? Will it add anything to what’s going on? How useful will I actually find it? I’m slightly daunted by learning a new set of functionality. If I’m not particularly convinced it’s going to be worthwhile, thoughts, tips, recommendations? I’m very much a newbie here. Although each Instance is normally a top-tier model like Fable or Astra. I tend to tell them to do the actual coding using agents from another LLM. For Astra, I’ll tell it to instruct an Opus agent, and for Fable, I’ll tell it to instruct a Sol agent to actually do the coding. Then check it as it goes, and then get it cross-read by somebody else for sanity. submitted by /u/persiflage1066
Originally posted by u/persiflage1066 on r/ClaudeCode
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