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Most people don't realize that you can set up four AI agents to work together as a dev team to ship out features while you are asleep. This is how you set it up. Create four specialized agents. The planner agent takes your vague feature request and turns it into a detailed spec with the exact file path, function signatures and edge cases. Use Opus 4.8 as the driver because the quality of the plan sets the ceiling for everything else. The coder agent reads the spec and builds exactly what it says. Use Sonnet 4.6 to save cost because it has already the exact implementation path. The tester agent reads what the coder builds and writes test cases covering the edge cases and the happy path. The reviewer agent is read only. It cannot edit any code. It reads the specs, the changes, runs a git diff and gives a verdict before touching the main branch. This is the most important part. Each agent writes to a shared folder called .pipeline where the next agent can read it. For example, the planner agent gets his from .pipeline/specs.MD and the coder agent gets his from pipeline/changes.MD and so on. This is necessary so that every agent has context from the agent before it. Create 1 slash command that chains all of them together so that when you have a feature like add rate limiting to the login endpoint, it hands directly to the planner agent through to the reviewer agent at the end of the loop. I created a detailed step-by-step guide on how to set this up, just like the video and comment dev and I'll send it to you. Follow for more advice on making money and running your business with tech.