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Concepts such as the planner/executor split, supervisory agents, and model cascades have long existed, but the author believes its innovative combination lies in: a cheap supervisor that runs on a fixed clock, routing issues by "ownership", and an independent session that improves the orchestrator from failures exposed by real projects.
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