What running 36 agents in a day actually looks like

Description and use

<h1> What running 36 agents in a day actually looks like </h1> <p>I pulled my own numbers this morning. In the last 24 hours, 36 agent sessions across 24 working directories, for $2,390.13.</p> <p>I only know that because moshcode told me. Every one of those engines keeps its own log in its own format in its own directory, and not one of them will add up the day for you.</p> <h2> It is not another coding agent </h2> <p>That is the part people get wrong when I describe it. moshcode does not write code. It installs and drives the things that do. Right now that is opencode, privacycode, Claude Co

Problem

<h1> What running 36 agents in a day actually looks like </h1> <p>I pulled my own numbers this morning. In the last 24 hours, 36 agent sessions across 24 working directories, for $2,390.13.</p> <p>I only know that because moshcode told me. Every one of those engines keeps its own log in its own format in its own directory, and not one of them will add up the day for you.</p> <h2> It is not another coding agent </h2> <p>That is the part people get wrong when I describe it. moshcode does not write code. It installs and drives the things that do. Right now that is opencode, privacycode, Claude Co

Outcome

<h1> What running 36 agents in a day actually looks like </h1> <p>I pulled my own numbers this morning. In the last 24 hours, 36 agent sessions across 24 working directories, for $2,390.13.</p> <p>I only know that because moshcode told me. Every one of those engines keeps its own log in its own format in its own directory, and not one of them will add up the day for you.</p> <h2> It is not another coding agent </h2> <p>That is the part people get wrong when I describe it. moshcode does not write code. It installs and drives the things that do. Right now that is opencode, privacycode, Claude Co

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What running 36 agents in a day actually looks like

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