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The author of Atomic Agent believes that the hardest thing to design in a planner-worker architecture is not the task-splitting algorithm but the strict enforcement of permission boundaries; all three failures stemmed from 'leaving room' (soft gating, exception channels, checks that were never invoked), and the existence of such room each time led to architectural degradation.
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