Morgan Linton

Enter.

Go.

All right.

They're going.

Off to the races.

That's a great question.

Well, I know right now because I told Opus 4.5 to build using different teammates, it's going to do that.

So you can see here it says, I'll build a Polymark competitor by launching parallel research agents first, then synthesizing their finding to a comprehensive implementation planning code base.

This is brand, brand new, right?

Like if I did this with Opus yesterday, wouldn't be possible.

That's kind of the difference here is that the way that Codex is working is the way things have kind of always worked, right?

So if you see, this is like the individual person, right?

It's not saying, okay, I'm going to launch all these different agents and compare what they say and say, okay, I'm going to inspect the workspace today.

This is your, you know, really detail-oriented, really senior, like, founding engineer, like that example gave, right?

Whereas over here, you can see it's already launched these agents, and now it wants to do web searches, and I'm going to let it do that.

So multiple agents were asking to do web searches.

So now launching all four research agents in parallel.

So this is off and I've got, you know, my technical architecture agent.

I've got this other agent that these are both doing web searches right now.

So one is looking at like prediction market order book matching engine architecture.