Running three coding agents at once is easy. Noticing when they need you isn't.

Coding agents have genuinely changed how I work, and I don't think that is a controversial thing to say any more.

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen, opencode - most people I know are using two or three of them, not one, and using them on different things at the same time.

One session refactoring an API. One writing the landing page. One chewing through a migration.

That is a real change in throughput. It is also where a new problem shows up, and it is not the one people talk about.

The part nobody plans for

Running three coding agents at once is easy. Noticing when they need you isn't.

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