AI Agent
ENA program that decides for itself which tool to call next
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Making the Most of the Tools and Resources at Hand: An Experiment in Multi-Agent Collaboration
Reflections after using Claude Code for a while: wanting to make better use of the tools and quota at hand, I tried delegating work to different CLIs and different machines. This is a record of piecing things together step by step: task delegation, communication, multi-machine setup, cross-CLI usage, and verification.
Aug 5, 2026
CCR + LiteLLM: Giving Claude Code a New Brain Without Changing the Interface
The Claude Code 20x quota runs out in about four days. Leave the planning to Claude Code, throw batch subtasks to cheap workers on LiteLLM, and use Codex for double-checking—this "swap the model, keep the interface" workflow is also a chance to see how other models actually perform when put to work.
May 22, 2026
Turn tmux into an IDE with a single click, plus eleven handy plugins
Starting from a few everyday pain points—manually splitting when opening a project, windows getting stuck at 80×24, AI developing amnesia upon restart—this introduces twelve plugins extracted from my own tmux configuration over the past six months. You don't need to install them all; just install whichever one hits your current scenario.
Jul 31, 2026
tmux: From the General Status Bar, Split Screens, and Remote Connections to Multi-Agent Task Division
In February 2026, inspired by openclaw, I started using tmux, gradually building up my workflow from the status bar, split-screen, and remote development all the way to multi-agent collaboration.
May 10, 2026