Cohere shares lessons on scaling teams of coding agents
Cohere published a blog post titled "Lessons from scaling teams of coding agents: reach the frontier at 30% of the cost," examining how teams of coding agents should be organized to build large-scale software effectively and efficiently. The post claims such agent teams can reach frontier performance at roughly 30% of the cost.
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