I built a multi-agent AI workflow with Claude Code + Java/Spring Boot (real-world experiment)
The article discusses the author's experience in creating a multi-agent AI workflow using Claude Code and Java/Spring Boot. The focus was on simulating a team of AI agents to handle various software development tasks. Key challenges included coordination, governance, and maintaining consistency across outputs.
- ▪The author experimented with Claude Code to simulate a small team of AI agents for software development tasks.
- ▪The workflow involved different agents handling code generation, review, architecture decisions, and cost constraints.
- ▪The main challenges faced were coordination among agents, maintaining output consistency, and controlling iteration loops.
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