They share one memory, so nothing is said twice
Three layers: directive, orchestration, execution
Five agents, one memory, zero handoffs. Drag through the stack — every one of them ships work while you sleep, and empowers the team you already have.
So the judgement lives in one layer and the work lives in another. Directives say what to do, an orchestrator decides the order, and deterministic scripts do it — same input, same output, every run. That split is the only reason an autonomous system stays trustworthy at depth.
Thirty minutes on a call, and you leave with the priority fix list whether or not we work together.