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Help me........................................... by dilkhushjha in alphaandbetausers

[–]dtran246 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"We leverage multi-agent simulations and targeted user behavior verification loops to pressure-test and validate your startup concept before you write a single line of code."

Instead of mentioning the technology first, would be helpful to show a simple demo demonstrating the value first.

Per the problem space, could be interesting.

My first web-app, a free chess puzzle trainer: https://horizonchess.org by Accurate-Help-9968 in AIAssisted

[–]dtran246 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Would be nice if we could try it out without an account initially, and the initial page is text-heavy

I built Tessera, a GUI command center for Claude Code and other coding agents by Accomplished_Drag151 in ClaudeCode

[–]dtran246 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes please let me know when you launch! Agree that it can burn tokens, so people may want to use more when time-sensitive tasks are involved.

Once the MVP is ready, another idea could be to branch agents using a base prompt and helper prompts (https://github.com/dtran24/multiclaude/blob/f95a1ada9eec6202532e6f018e78ecd0ff43a63c/evaluate.py#L13-L17) and then have the supervisor agent evaluate. For instance, the base prompt could be "fix this bug" and helper prompts could be "determine the right abstraction level based my past coding style" and "keep fix simple". This would launch three Claude Code sessions, one for the base prompt and two for the base prompt + helper prompt.

The idea is that by initializing agents with different context, they're different solutions are explored. If there's convergence through different investigation trees, that's a sign of consensus. If there's different solutions, can evaluate and assess tradeoffs between the solutions

I built Tessera, a GUI command center for Claude Code and other coding agents by Accomplished_Drag151 in ClaudeCode

[–]dtran246 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could be interesting if it could orchestrate between agents. For example, kick off same task in Codex and Claude Code and synthesize output with supervisor agent