From One Agent to Three: Splitting a Generic ChatClient into Specialized AI Agents
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Why giving an AI assistant one job — instead of every job — makes it dramatically better at all of them. One model. Every question. What could go wrong? When you start building an AI assistant, the natural move is simple: spin up one ChatClient , write a system prompt that covers everything your app does, attach all your MCP tools, and let it handle whatever the user throws at it. It works. At first. But as the product grows, cracks appear. Three things go wrong as the system grows. The model…
1Key Takeaways
- Why giving an AI assistant one job — instead of every job — makes it dramatically better at all of them.
- When you start building an AI assistant, the natural move is simple: spin up one ChatClient , write a system prompt that covers everything your app does, attach all your MCP tools, and let it handle whatever the user throws at it.
- But as the product grows, cracks appear.
- Three things go wrong as the system grows.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that why giving an AI assistant one job — instead of every job — makes it dramatically better at all of them.
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