How I Manage 400K Lines of Code with Claude Code: A Multi-Agent Development Workflow
A battle-tested workflow for using Claude Code to manage large-scale projects with parallel AI agents working like a distributed engineering team
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A battle-tested workflow for using Claude Code to manage large-scale projects with parallel AI agents working like a distributed engineering team
I delivered $1 million worth of software per week for seven straight weeks using AI. Traditional COCOMO values the 219,400 lines of executable code at \(7.8M. My actual cost: \)636 in AI subscriptions. This is how I did it.
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