Most-asked prospect question. Answers it from our own experience running Molecule's engineering org on agents: - Single agent fails on context collapse, generalist mediocrity, and single-point-of-failure - Team buys parallelism, hierarchy, audit trails, trust tiers - Honest about when one agent IS the right answer - Includes the "smarter models will fix this" counter and the "implicit sub-delegation just hides the org chart" counter ~1300 words. No competitor punch-down. Reads like a piece a practitioner would write, not a marketing pitch. |
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