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Lydia Hallie put forward the view that dynamic workflows do not need to contain hundreds of subagents, and that she herself would use about 10 subagents to handle any task she wants to run repeatedly in the same way. She pointed out that a dynamic workflow is an editable JavaScript file, so it gives full control over the subagents and the order in which they run, making it more predictable than skills. Currently, this view was published by Lydia Hallie herself, and there are no other developments or facts yet.
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Lydia Hallie: Dynamic workflows don't need to pile up hundreds of sub-agents
Lydia Hallie said that dynamic workflows don't need to contain hundreds of sub-agents, and she also uses about 10 sub-agents to handle any task she wants to run repeatedly in the same way. She pointed out that a dynamic workflow is an editable JavaScript file, so it gives full control over the sub-agents and their execution order, making it more predictable than skills.