Most teams running multi agent setups are just paying a massive coordination tax for zero extra speed

A developer community discussion highlights a critical perspective on multi-agent setups in software development. The core argument suggests that for most developers, running multiple parallel coding agents on the same codebase introduces significant overhead, leading to a "massive coordination tax" without a corresponding increase in development speed. The conversation prompts reflection on the threshold at which such multi-agent architectures become genuinely beneficial, considering team and repository size.