Initializer-Worker Pattern
Definition
A two-agent architecture where a stateful initializer agent bootstraps domain memory once from the user prompt, and a stateless worker agent reads that memory each run, makes one atomic testable change, updates state, and exits. The pattern is domain-agnostic in structure but requires domain-specific memory schemas to function.
Key Discussions
- xNcEgqzlPqs (): A two-agent architecture where a stateful initializer agent bootstraps domain memory once from the user prompt, and a stateless worker agent reads that memory each run, makes one atomic testable change, updates state, and exits. The pattern is domain-agnostic in structure but requires domain-specific memory schemas to function.