Subagent Orchestration: Fanout, Pipeline, and Where Both BreakFanout vs. Pipeline: Optimizing Parallel Subagent Execution Most engineering teams start with a single LLM call, then graduate to chains, and eventually hit the same wall: one agent cannot do everythiJul 1 · 17 min readarihantdeva.hashnode.dev
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Context Window Management: Tactics That Survive Real SessionsThe Illusion of Infinite Context: Effective vs. Nominal Limits Large language models advertise massive context windows, but the practical limit you experience in a real session is often far smaller. TJun 4 · 18 min readarihantdeva.hashnode.dev
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Hooks vs Skills vs Subagents: Picking the Right Claude Code PrimitiveIntroduction: Extending Claude Code Claude Code gives developers a programmable interface to Claude’s language model. It lets you embed model calls inside ordinary code, combine them with external too2Jun 2 · 24 min readarihantdeva.hashnode.dev
