Steve Yegge reports running 50 to 60 agents on 21 Claude Max accounts, and finds they built a rule system rather than an engineering system
- Sources: primary, discussion
- Summary: Yegge describes operating a fleet of 50 to 60 coding agents across 21 Claude Max accounts and concludes that what the team built is a rule system, written policy enforced mechanically, rather than the sandbox isolation they set out to build.
- Why it matters: The account is one operator's and self-reported, and its concrete claim is that agent fleets converge on written and mechanically enforced policy rather than on sandboxes.